What suspension does the Hanteng X5 use?
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The Hanteng X5 uses a MacPherson independent suspension for the front suspension and a torsion beam non-independent suspension for the rear suspension. Here are detailed introductions to the two types of suspensions: 1. The MacPherson suspension is a relatively simple independent suspension structure, and this type of suspension is widely used. The MacPherson suspension has only one L-shaped control arm, which occupies very little space. The MacPherson suspension hardly takes up any space in the engine compartment, so many cars with front transverse engines use the MacPherson front suspension. 2. The torsion beam suspension is a relatively common non-independent suspension, and its structure is also quite simple. Generally, cheaper cars use the torsion beam non-independent suspension for the rear suspension. This type of suspension has a low cost, and using a torsion beam for the rear suspension can also expand the trunk space and the rear seating space. Space is particularly important for family cars.