Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) is a vehicle designed for driving in rough or harsh terrain. Its main features include:
Four-wheel drive: Provides strong traction to ensure stable driving on various terrains.
High chassis: Facilitates crossing obstacles and improves passability.
High-grip tires: Enhances driving ability under complex road conditions.
High exhaust pipe: Avoids water ingress or collision when wading.
High horsepower and sturdy bumper: Provides strong power and collision protection performance.
Off-Road vehicles can be divided into many types according to their uses and design concepts, such as light off-road vehicles, medium off-road vehicles, large off-road vehicles, and hard-core off-road vehicles. Its development history is long, dating back to the early 20th century. It was originally used for military purposes, and then gradually entered the civilian market and continued to transform into new energy models.
Summary: Off-Road vehicles are vehicles with strong passability and adaptability, designed for complex terrains, and widely used in exploration, military and civilian fields.
