What is the ground clearance of the 14th generation Sylphy?
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14th generation Sylphy has a ground clearance of 110mm. The ground clearance of a car refers to the minimum distance between the chassis and the supporting ground when the car is fully loaded or in a stationary state, excluding the wheels. Every car has a minimum ground clearance. The 14th generation Sylphy is a compact sedan launched by Nissan, with body dimensions of 4641mm in length, 1815mm in width, and 1447mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2712mm. The 14th generation Sylphy adopts the family VMotion 2.0 design language.
When I chose the Nissan Sylphy, I also researched its ground clearance. The 14th-generation Sylphy has a ground clearance of about 13-14 cm when unloaded, which reduces to around 11 cm when fully loaded. This height is sufficient for city driving, and it won't scrape the undercarriage on regular speed bumps. But don't treat it like an SUV—when facing steep slopes, it's best to descend slowly at an angle. If you're driving on dirt roads back home, it's wise to check the road conditions first. Cars with higher ground clearance tend to feel more unstable, but the Sylphy's height strikes a good balance between comfort and passability. If you frequently drive on construction sites, consider installing an alloy engine guard; the stock plastic guard might not hold up against large rocks.
