CONSTRUCTION
Body Shell
By optimizing the positioning of body structural members, optimizing the joining methods, and configuring reinforcement members, a lightweight and highly rigid body construction with excellent maneuvering stability has been achieved.
For the cowl top outer panel sub-assembly, by positioning the upper support (front suspension support sub-assembly) so it is connected in a straight line, the high lateral rigidity has been ensured, realizing excellent handling stability.
| *1 | Cowl Top Outer Panel Sub-assembly | - | - |
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Linearization of Ridge Line | - | - |
By configuring the center frame crossmember sub-assembly between the left and right front side member sub-assemblies, torsional rigidity has been achieved, and superior handing stability has been realized.
| *1 | Center Frame Crossmember Sub-assembly | - | - |
By configuring braces around the quarter wheel house panel sub-assembly, torsional rigidity has been achieved, and superior handing stability has been realized.
| *1 | No. 3 Body Mounting Bracket Sub-assembly RH | *2 | No. 3 Body Mounting Bracket Sub-assembly LH |
| *3 | Rear Floor Panel Brace Sub-assembly RH | *4 | Rear Floor Panel Brace Sub-assembly LH |
To reduce weight, the use of CFRTP (Carbon Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic) has been maximized, allowing a rear frame assembly with ultralight frame construction to be employed.
| *1 | Rear Frame Assembly | *2 | Frame Rear Crossmember Extension RH |
| *3 | No. 5 Frame Upper Crossmember | *4 | Frame Rear Crossmember Extension LH |
| *5 | Frame Center Crossmember | *6 | Frame Rear Crossmember Sub-assembly |
| *7 | No. 5 Frame Lower Crossmember | - | - |