Where is the car air intake located?

[StAlejandro]

The location of the car engine air intake varies depending on the vehicle brand. Some are positioned at the front of the engine, while others are at the rear. Generally, there is only one air intake, but some high-performance sports cars feature individual intakes for each cylinder. More details about car air intakes are as follows: 1. Function: The design of air intakes varies, but their primary function is to introduce fresh air into the engine and provide ventilation for cooling heat sources such as the air conditioning condenser, radiator, and oil cooler. 2. Visual styling needs: Whether the air intake is designed as a single or double layer largely depends on visual styling requirements. Since the front of the car is often the visual focal point, the design of the air intake grille (i.e., the air intake) is where designers can best showcase brand characteristics. Examples include BMW's "kidney grille," Volkswagen and Audi's "single-frame grille," and Jeep's "vertical slats." Most cars still use a double-layer air intake design.