What is the ground clearance of Baojun in centimeters?

[VonKaden]

Ground clearance is 14.3 centimeters. Definition of minimum ground clearance: Minimum ground clearance refers to the distance between the lowest point of the vehicle (excluding wheels) and the supporting surface when fully loaded and stationary. It characterizes the vehicle's ability to pass over obstacles like stones or stumps without collision. Relationship between ground clearance and vehicle passability: Smaller ground clearance results in poorer ability to overcome obstacles. Sedans typically operate on flat urban roads, hence their smaller ground clearance. Off-road vehicles have larger minimum ground clearance to navigate bigger obstacles. Disadvantages of small ground clearance: The smaller the minimum ground clearance, the weaker the vehicle's ability to pass over obstacles or uneven terrain. However, lower ground clearance lowers the center of gravity, which can enhance stability.

[DeHaven]

As a long-term owner of a Baojun vehicle, I believe the ground clearance of Baojun SUVs generally ranges between 170mm to 190mm. For example, my Baojun 530 measures approximately 180mm in actual tests, which refers to the distance from the lowest point of the vehicle's underside to the ground. This height allows me to easily navigate through muddy potholes when driving back to my rural hometown without worrying about scraping the chassis; speed bumps in the city are also no problem. While higher ground clearance improves off-road capability, it may result in slightly increased wind noise at high speeds. I advise friends not to rely solely on specifications when choosing a car—visit a 4S dealership to experience the actual clearance effect firsthand. The most reliable method is to measure it with a ruler on flat ground, as different models like the 510 have around 170mm, while the RS-5 may reach up to 190mm. Overall, Baojun's design is considerate and well-suited for users like us who frequently travel between urban and rural areas. Safety should not be overlooked—this clearance can be a lifesaver during heavy rain when dealing with deep water accumulation. Based on my experience, 180mm is an ideal value, but don’t overlook tire pressure as it affects actual performance. It’s also crucial to check the anti-rust coating during maintenance to ensure the chassis remains durable.

[DeCollin]

From my experience in car maintenance, the average ground clearance of Baojun vehicles is around 175mm. For specific models, the 530 has about 180mm, while the 510 has approximately 170mm. This measurement refers to the height of the lowest point under the car, simply put, the distance from the ground to the wheel hub or exhaust point when parked. A higher clearance helps prevent scrapes on rough roads. I often see users overlook this during repairs. While higher clearance improves passability, it slightly affects handling, especially when turning on wet or slippery roads—extra caution is needed. For daily use, I recommend keeping an eye on the tire pressure gauge—higher tire pressure can slightly increase clearance, otherwise, you risk scraping the undercarriage. Overall, Baojun's clearance is reasonable, making it suitable for both urban and suburban driving. Compared to other SUVs like the Haval H6 with 165mm, Baojun is more durable. Don’t forget regular chassis maintenance to prevent rust—oil stains or wear can reduce clearance. A simple measuring tape is all you need for testing.

[LeoDella]

Using my Baojun for commuting for three years, the general ground clearance is about 175 to 190 mm, and personally driving the RS-5, it's approximately 185 mm. This height is very practical in rainy weather with water accumulation or on mountain roads, reducing the risk of scraping the undercarriage, but it slightly increases fuel consumption due to higher wind resistance at high speeds. It's recommended to consider road conditions when choosing a car—170 mm is sufficient for concrete roads, while 180 mm or more is preferable for dirt roads. Baojun's design is quite practical, and maintaining the clearance is simple; just cleaning debris from the undercarriage can keep it at its original value.

[NevaehRose]

As a family car user, I found that the ground clearance of Baojun vehicles typically ranges between 170 to 190 mm. For instance, when driving the 530 model, we measured it at 180 mm. The height of the vehicle's undercarriage directly affects the stability of cargo in the trunk. A higher clearance reduces bumps when driving kids around, but requires slower turns to prevent rollover. Compared to sedans with 150 mm clearance, it's more reliable, especially prioritizing safety on snowy winter roads. Remember to check the shock absorbers, as wear can reduce clearance; Baojun models like the 510 start at 170 mm, so choose according to your needs.