What is the ground clearance of the Lynk & Co 01?
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The ground clearance of the Lynk & Co 01 is 169mm. Concept of ground clearance: The ground clearance of a car refers to the vehicle's ride height, where the minimum ground clearance indicates the distance between the lowest point of the car (excluding the wheels) and the supporting surface when the car is fully loaded or stationary. It also measures the car's ability to pass over obstacles. Range of ground clearance: Theoretically, the ground clearance of a typical family car usually ranges between 110-150 millimeters. For family sedans, a higher ground clearance (generally over 13 cm) improves the vehicle's passability, but stability on highways is compromised. Conversely, a ground clearance below 110 millimeters ensures stable handling on highways but results in poorer passability.
The ground clearance of the Lynk & Co 01 is generally around 210 mm, based on my years of experience driving this car. I remember one weekend trip when I drove over some gravel roads and shallow puddles without any scraping on the undercarriage, thanks to this sufficient height. If you're curious why it matters, it's because this measurement affects the vehicle's off-road capability: too high can make it unstable, while too low increases the risk of scraping. During routine maintenance, I always recommend regular checks on the tires and suspension system to prevent mud buildup from reducing effectiveness. Overall, this design makes it comfortable for daily city driving and capable of occasional light off-roading, perfect for someone like me who enjoys self-driving adventures. Before buying it, I compared it with other SUVs like the Haval, which typically range between 200 to 220 mm, but the Lynk & Co strikes a better balance. Remember, never modify the chassis arbitrarily, as it can compromise the factory safety and warranty.
