What's the Difference Between a Supercar and a Grand Tourer?

[Mitchell]

Here are the differences between a supercar and a grand tourer: 1. Different engines: A supercar is generally a colloquial term for sports cars. Supercars may not necessarily have extremely high top speeds, but they usually possess strong acceleration capabilities. The main characteristics of supercars are powerful engines, lightweight and stable bodies, and streamlined designs. Supercars typically have only two doors and two seats. Some supercars are equipped with four seats, but the rear two seats are rarely used and are usually very basic. 2. Different component design functions: Grand tourers are optimized for high-speed driving. All high-end grand tourers (such as the BMW 5GT and BMW 6 Series) are optimized for aerodynamic performance, handling, and stability at speeds of 115-130 km/h. Grand tourers are designed for long-distance and extended driving. The cabin and cockpit layouts must be suitable for prolonged monotonous driving while keeping the driver alert. Grand tourers also need to consider trunk storage space, as long trips typically require luggage.