Which is more comfortable to drive, a sedan or an SUV?

[VanCooper]

The comfort of a sedan is better than that of an SUV. Here are the differences between sedans and SUVs: 1. Safety performance: SUVs have lower safety, while sedans have higher safety. SUVs are generally taller with higher ground clearance and a higher center of gravity. If there is an emergency situation ahead while driving on the highway and sudden braking is required, the SUV is more likely to roll over. Sedans have lower ground clearance and a lower center of gravity, making them less prone to rollovers during sudden braking compared to SUVs. 2. Riding comfort: Sedans are more comfortable than SUVs. SUVs are generally taller, resulting in greater wind resistance during driving, which requires more effort to overcome. To achieve the same driving effect, SUVs consume more fuel. In contrast, sedans are designed with a curved shape and lower height, resulting in less wind resistance and lower fuel consumption during driving. 3. Fuel consumption: SUVs consume more fuel, while sedans consume less. The seat backrest of a sedan is designed in a "semi-reclined" position, providing a more comfortable seating posture during driving. On the other hand, the backrest of an SUV is generally designed to be upright, which may reduce comfort during long drives.