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Exhaust Gas Recirculation

Reduces nitrogen oxide emissions

EGR systems recirculate a portion of exhaust gases back into the intake to lower combustion temperatures and emissions.

Single-shell structural design

Monocoque chassis integrates body and frame into one structure, reducing weight and improving rigidity.

Traditional frame-based design

Ladder frames consist of two longitudinal rails connected by cross members, commonly used in trucks and SUVs.

Each wheel moves independently

Independent suspension systems allow each wheel to react individually to road conditions, improving ride comfort.

Compact front suspension design

MacPherson struts combine shock absorbers and coil springs into a single unit, widely used in front suspensions.

Two arms for precise wheel control

Double wishbone suspensions provide superior handling and stability by controlling camber and toe angles.

Uses air springs for adjustable ride height

Air suspension systems replace traditional springs with air-filled bags, allowing variable ride height and comfort.

Engine that burns fuel internally

An internal combustion engine converts chemical energy from fuel into mechanical energy through combustion inside cylinders.

Electronically controlled damping

Adaptive suspension adjusts shock absorber stiffness in real time based on driving conditions for optimal comfort.