What is the chassis structure of the new Camry?
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The Camry hybrid adopts a front MacPherson independent suspension and a rear double-wishbone independent suspension. Front suspension structure: It uses a MacPherson independent front suspension, which features good linearity, excellent steering returnability, and high handling stability. The steering knuckle assembly and front suspension knuckle are made of lightweight aluminum alloy, reducing unsprung mass for better handling feel. The lower control arm is constructed from double-layer steel plates welded together, with the lower control arm and its ball joint connected via riveting. It is fixed to the subframe through a through-bolt, providing a more solid driving experience. Rear suspension structure: It employs a double-wishbone independent suspension. The subframe ensures excellent suspension connection rigidity, isolates road vibrations for superior comfort, and transforms the suspension into a modular component, enhancing suspension versatility and reducing development costs.