What does Maximum Allowable Gross Mass Mean?
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Automobile maximum gross mass refers to the weight of a fully equipped vehicle with passengers (including the driver) and cargo loaded as per regulations. Below is relevant information: 1. Determination of vehicle gross mass: For passenger cars, vehicle gross mass = curb weight + driver and passenger weight + luggage weight For buses, vehicle gross mass = curb weight + driver and passenger weight + luggage weight + accessory weight For trucks, vehicle gross mass = curb weight + driver and assistant weight + luggage weight The curb weight of a vehicle, previously commonly referred to as "unladen weight". 2. Curb weight: The so-called curb weight of a vehicle refers to the weight when the vehicle is fully equipped according to factory technical conditions (e.g., spare tire, tools, etc. all installed) and all fluids are filled. This is an important design indicator for automobiles. This indicator must be both advanced and practical. It is closely related to the vehicle's design level, manufacturing level, and industrialization level.