What are the types of vehicles?

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LeRafael
07/30/25 9:16am
Vehicle types include: 1. Sedan: Typically a small passenger vehicle accommodating 2 to 8 people. Based on engine displacement, sedans can be categorized into five types: micro, subcompact, compact, mid-size, and full-size. 2. SUV: SUV stands for Sports Utility Vehicle, commonly known as an "off-road vehicle." They are generally available in 5-seater and 7-seater configurations. Functionally, SUVs are usually divided into urban and off-road types. Modern SUVs generally refer to models based on sedan platforms, offering a certain level of sedan comfort while retaining some off-road capabilities. 3. MPV: MPV directly translates to Multi-Purpose Vehicle, often referred to as a "business vehicle." Derived from station wagons, MPVs combine the spacious passenger area of a station wagon, the comfort of a sedan, and the functionality of a van, usually featuring a two-box structure and seating for 7-8 people.
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