What does full-size SUV mean?

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Full-size SUV refers to large SUVs, which are the largest category of SUVs in terms of size. Generally, full-size SUVs have a body length exceeding 5 meters, hence SUVs with a body length over five meters are classified as full-size SUVs. Relevant introduction to full-size SUVs: Main characteristics: Large size, high displacement, and spacious interior. The body length usually approaches or exceeds 5000mm; Engine characteristics: High torque, low power; Space-wise. Full-size SUVs offer ample space, with seating capacity ranging from 5 to 8 seats; Representative models: Nissan Patrol, Lexus LX570, Infiniti QX56, Mercedes-Benz GL450, Toyota Sequoia, Cadillac Escalade, etc. Precautions for driving full-size SUVs: These vehicles have relatively larger blind spots, so extra caution is needed to be aware of smaller vehicles around to avoid risks like scratches, and the rearview mirror angles must be properly adjusted. SUVs are heavier than regular cars, and according to physicists, at the same speed, greater mass means greater kinetic energy, which implies that SUVs require a longer braking distance compared to sedans. Therefore, maintaining a reasonable following distance is essential, and it's also necessary to anticipate road conditions ahead and brake in advance.