What is the ground clearance of the Vezel?

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The ground clearance of the Vezel is 170MM. The Vezel adopts a front MacPherson suspension structure, which is a mainstream suspension layout. Its advantages include occupying less space, which is beneficial for the layout of the engine compartment, and the lower control arm is made of steel. The front suspension subframe is a full-frame steel subframe, equipped with an engine underguard and an aluminum heat shield in the engine compartment. The lower control arm is connected to the subframe via rubber bushings. More details are as follows: 1. Generally, the ground clearance of a sedan should be between 130mm and 200mm, ensuring that it doesn't scrape the chassis when encountering small bumps. However, overall, the ground clearance of sedans is relatively low, mostly below 150mm. 2. According to relevant regulations, the minimum ground clearance refers to the distance from the lowest point of the chassis (excluding wheels and suspension) to the ground when the vehicle is fully loaded and stationary. In fact, the height of the chassis has both advantages and disadvantages. Vehicles with higher ground clearance, such as full-size SUVs, have better off-road capability, while sedans with lower ground clearance are more prone to scraping the chassis.