Chassis design

Chassis design refers to the structure that forms the framework of a vehicle, supporting all its components and ensuring safety, stability, and performance. It involves selecting materials, shaping the frame, and integrating suspension and mounting points to optimize weight distribution, durability, and ride comfort. A well-designed chassis provides a sturdy foundation, absorbs shocks from the road, and enhances handling and safety. Engineers consider factors like aerodynamics, manufacturability, and cost to create a chassis that meets the vehicle's intended purpose, whether for daily driving, racing, or heavy-duty use.