What is the ground clearance of the Honda Avancier?

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MaliaRose
07/25/25 1:42pm
The ground clearance of the Avancier is 203mm when unloaded, and the minimum ground clearance is 190mm when fully loaded. Below is an introduction to the Honda Avancier: 1. The Avancier is a new mid-size luxury SUV launched by GAC Honda. Its exterior design draws inspiration from the Concept-D concept car, featuring a wing-style chrome grille that can also be seen on models like the new Honda Accord. The headlights use LED clusters, paired with 'C'-shaped front bumper lights, giving it a strong, powerful appearance. The side design has a somewhat crossover sedan feel. 2. The Avancier not only boasts a stunning design that sets a new benchmark for SUV styling but also features a meticulously crafted interior, aiming to create a noble and elegant cabin atmosphere. It is adorned with premium wood grain trim, exuding luxury and dynamism, highlighting solid quality and exceptional character. 3. The Avancier has an ultra-long wheelbase of 2820mm, providing an exceptionally spacious and comfortable seating area. It is equipped with soft ambient lighting throughout the dashboard, door panels, inner door handles, storage compartments, and ceiling, creating a high-quality, stable ambiance for an exclusive luxurious experience. 4. The Avancier is powered by a 2.0T turbocharged engine with dual VTC variable valve timing technology and VTEC variable valve lift technology on the exhaust side, delivering a maximum power of 200kW (272Ps) and a maximum torque of 370N·m, with a 0-100km/h acceleration time of just 7.45 seconds.
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