What is the body structure of the Exeed Landmark?

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ZoeLynn
07/28/25 10:07pm
Introduction to the body structure of the Exeed Landmark is as follows: 1. In terms of safety architecture design: Built on the M3X Mars architecture, the Exeed Landmark adopts an integrated cage-type body with a high-strength steel application rate of up to 78%. The B-pillar has a tensile strength of 1500MPa. Additionally, the Exeed Landmark features a subframe detachment technology typically found in luxury brands, which allows the body to bounce and slide away during frontal or small-angle collisions, improving collision energy absorption efficiency and reducing collision damage. 2. The Exeed Landmark is equipped with the most comprehensive and advanced active safety system currently available in the market: Its autonomous driving capability reaches L2.5 level. It also ensures the security of the vehicle's internet connection through identity authentication, link security, data signature/encrypted transmission, and software security, safeguarding user information security. Furthermore, it provides CN95-level protection, ensuring users breathe clean and safe air inside the vehicle, comprehensively protecting their travel health and safety.
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Hugo
08/12/25 2:40am
I've been driving the Exeed Landmark for almost two years now, and I pay close attention to safety. The car's body structure uses a high-strength steel cage frame, with numerous horizontal and vertical reinforcements in key areas to effectively absorb impact energy during collisions and keep the passenger compartment intact. I heard the high-strength steel ratio reaches as high as 75%, and there's a specially designed crumple zone in the front to disperse impact forces in rear-end collisions, reducing injury risks. In actual crash tests, it scored well in side impacts thanks to reinforced doors and windows that make escape easier. This structure also reduces weight by 20%, improving fuel efficiency—great for long trips. The lighter weight enhances handling too, making corners more stable without fishtailing. It feels solid and reassuring to drive, making it perfect for family daily use.
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