What is the ground clearance of the Nissan Sylphy?

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Jessie
07/29/25 2:57pm
Nissan Sylphy has a ground clearance of 165cm, which is relatively low. Relevant details are as follows: Tires: The tire size of the Nissan Sylphy is somewhat unconventional. The diameter of the 195/60R16 tires is slightly larger than that of the 195/65R15 tires, resulting in a half-wheel height of 31.5cm, making it one of the tallest among the 16 compact car models. Cabin: The lowest point of the Sylphy's cabin height is 39.5cm, slightly higher than most models, but its exhaust pipe height is only 25.5cm, the lowest among several common compact cars. Drivers may need more precise throttle control to overcome potential exhaust blockage. These specific height parameters primarily reflect the vehicle's wading performance.
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