What is the ground clearance of the Audi A4?
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The ground clearance of the Audi A4 is 17.5-20 cm. The minimum ground clearance of the Audi A4 is 105mm. The height of the car's chassis may affect the driving experience to some extent. The Audi A4's chassis is almost entirely covered with complete protective plates, and the heat insulation treatment of the exhaust pipe is also quite thorough. The flatness of the chassis is also very good. Definition of ground clearance: Ground clearance (i.e., minimum ground clearance) defines the minimum height between the chassis and the ground when the car is fully loaded. The car's off-road capability is reflected in this data. Range of ground clearance: Theoretically, the ground clearance of family cars usually ranges between 110-150 mm. For family sedans, a higher ground clearance (generally referring to over 13 cm) means better off-road capability, but stability is poorer when driving on highways. If the ground clearance is less than 110 mm, the car will have stable handling on highways, but its off-road capability will be weaker.
The ground clearance of the Audi A4 generally ranges between 130 to 150 millimeters, with the exact figure depending on the specific year and model. According to some official manuals and actual measurement data, the latest A4 B9 series has a standard clearance of around 135 millimeters. This height affects daily driving comfort—too high and it feels bumpy, too low and it risks scraping the undercarriage. Variations in tire size or suspension systems can also cause differences of 5-10 millimeters. When driving on uneven roads, this clearance is just right for most urban conditions, ensuring you don’t have to worry about bottoming out.
