Vehicle components are key factors in vehicle operation and performance

The braking system is the safety and security system of the vehicle, responsible for converting the kinetic energy of the vehicle into thermal energy to slow down or stop. The braking system includes brake discs, brake pads, brake fluid and brake components, whose performance determines the braking distance and braking stability of the vehicle.

Suspension system is the support system of the vehicle, responsible for reducing body vibration, maintaining body stability and enhancing driving comfort. The suspension system includes shock absorbers, springs, crossbars, suspension arms and other components, and its design directly affects the vehicle's handling and driving experience.

Body structure is the shell part of the car, responsible for protecting the occupants and vehicle components, but also affects the aerodynamic performance and appearance of the vehicle design. The body structure includes body steel, doors, windows, roof and bumpers, etc. Its design and material selection play an important role in the safety and comfort of the vehicle.

Overall, vehicle components are the key factors for the operation and performance of the vehicle, and each component is closely connected to each other, which together form a complete vehicle. Only when all components work properly and in harmony can the safety,** and comfort of the vehicle be ensured.