Car body

Vehicles with a load-carrying body do not have a rigid frame, but only the front, side, rear, and floor parts of the vehicle are reinforced. Parts of the engine, front and rear suspension, and a part of the transmission system are assembled on the vehicle body at the required design position. Pass the suspension to the wheels. In addition to its inherent load-carrying function, the load-bearing body also directly bears the effects of various load forces. The load-bearing body has a great improvement both in terms of safety and stability. It has the advantages of small mass, low height, and easy assembly. Most cars use this body structure.