2003 Great Wall Safe
2.2L 2WD Luxury
Technical Parameters
Values are sourced from standard global configurations.Basic Parameters
Body
Engine
Transmission
Chassis & Steering
Braking System
Equipment & Configurations
Passive Safety
Active Safety
Driving & Handling
Driving Hardware
Driving Features
Exterior/Anti-theft
Exterior Lighting
Sunroof/Glass
Exterior Rearview Mirrors
Connectivity/Smart Features
Steering Wheel/Interior Rearview Mirror
In-car charging
Seat configuration
Audio/interior lighting
Air conditioning/refrigerator
Great Wall Safe Tech Wiki
Sunroof's Role in Ventilating Stale Air
Opening the sunroof utilizes the principle of negative pressure to draw out harmful substances from the car, eliminate interior odors, and prevent glass from fogging up, ensuring visibility and driving safety. When driving in winter and rainy weather, the sunroof can be tilted open to maintain interior temperature, promote air circulation, prevent temperature differences, and keep the glass clear.
Basic Introduction to Hardtop Convertibles
A hardtop convertible is a type of car with a metal roof that can automatically fold into the trunk. This type of vehicle has developed over the past decade and was first applied to models such as the SLK and CC. The advantages of hardtop convertibles include higher sealing and safety, as well as a more harmonious design. However, the drawbacks...
A-pillar Design Characteristics
Comfort and safety are crucial considerations in automotive design. During driving, the driver's line of sight is obstructed by the A-pillar, which affects driver comfort. However, designers need to balance these two factors while ensuring high rigidity and safety of the A-pillar. Therefore, the size of the A-pillar