A segmented support structure and transfer-case layout keeps a bus floor low for wheelchair access while preserving rear-wheel traction and ground clearance.
A flexible in-vehicle display winds into a cavity above the headliner to stay hidden, avoid roof-function interference, and reduce damage risk.
Capacitive sensing triggers localized heating at door ports and wheel wells to melt snow and ice without manual removal.
An edge strip core beneath a seam cover secures sewn surface covering parts, improving seam alignment and appearance on support structures.
Modular tile, fixing, and mounting layers stiffen the vehicle floor while allowing damaged or custom tiles to be replaced easily.
Sensors and vehicle components are enclosed within the outer shell to cut installation-slot tolerances and reduce wear on exposed sensing hardware.
A force-transmission element keeps door trim aligned with the securing structure during crashes, reducing sharp-edge exposure and injury risk.
A deployable wall and cover create weatherproof pickup bed storage, then collapse flat to preserve bed length and avoid bulky stowage boxes.
Split undercovers around the torsion beam cut underbody drag and lift while preserving suspension travel and component protection.