The main differences between MPVs and SUVs are: different appearances, different seat layouts, different comfort levels, different handling performance, and different chassis heights.
Appearance difference: The MPV looks more bulky, while the 7-seater SUV still retains its sporty feel. Due to the shortcomings of a single MPV model and the limited resources invested by manufacturers, there are fewer MPV models and a poor design sense. Therefore, many people mistake the MPV for a bread truck, but in reality, the MPV is different from a van.
Comfort difference: SUVs and MPVs also have different comfort levels, as SUVs have an off-road style, resulting in poorer driving comfort compared to MPVs. MPVs are often used for commercial purposes due to their high comfort level.
Different handling performance: Generally speaking, SUVs have a slightly better handling experience than MPVs. SUVs still focus on a sporty style and have some off-road capabilities. Although their handling may not be as good as sedans, they can still meet the needs of many consumers. MPVs focus on ride comfort, and their design was originally intended to improve the riding experience. In terms of handling, they may be slightly inferior to SUVs.
Different chassis heights: SUVs have a high chassis and good off-road performance, which allows them to pass smoothly even in rough and uneven road conditions. MPVs have a lower chassis and poor off-road performance compared to SUVs, and in most cases, they operate on flat roads.
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