What kind of car is the RAV4?
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RAV4 is the base model in Toyota's compact multi-purpose off-road vehicle family. Below is a detailed introduction to the RAV4: 1. The RAV4 was introduced in Japan in 1994, with sales reaching twice Toyota's expectations. It was exported to the United States in January 1996. The RAV4's unitized body structure is unique among multi-purpose off-road vehicles. On August 26, 2013, the all-new Toyota RAV4 was launched in the domestic market. 2. The RAV4 boasts superior configurations, with standard features including cruise control, EPS electric power steering, and sliding one-touch fold-down rear seats. Except for the lowest-tier Classic version, all RAV4 models are equipped with VSC vehicle stability control, 6 airbags, TRC traction control system, HAC hill-start assist control, and an automatic limited-slip differential. 3. Positioned as an urban SUV, the RAV4, as a leader in the urban SUV segment, combines high quality and performance with driving comfort and excellent off-road capability.
The RAV4 is Toyota's classic compact SUV. I've driven my friend's car several times, and it's particularly suitable for urban commuting and weekend getaways. The first impression upon sitting inside is the well-thought-out space layout, with ample legroom in the rear seats and a trunk that can easily fit two large suitcases plus camping gear. I've tried both the 2.0L and 2.5L hybrid powertrains—the hybrid version is very fuel-efficient with just over 5L/100km, while the regular version offers more direct power delivery. What impressed me most is the standard TSS (Toyota Safety Sense) system, with features like automatic emergency braking and lane-keeping assist proving especially useful on highways. The steering is light and easy, allowing even female drivers to turn with one hand effortlessly, and the suspension's ability to absorb bumps has noticeably improved over the previous generation.
