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DOOR CONSTRUCTION

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• Freestyle doors have been adopted, allowing the rear doors to open outward from the center of the vehicle.

• The front doors can open up to 67% and the rear doors up to 80%, ensuring good access.

• The rear doors have been slanted towards the inner side and rear of the vehicle so they open at a slightly upward angle. This prevents the doors from interfering with each other when opening or closing and reduces the amount of force required for opening.

• A large-sized release handle located inside rear door jamb is used to open the rear door. Due to this, a mechanism that keeps the rear door from opening if the front is not opened first has been adopted, and accidental opening is prevented.

1 | Rear door release handle

• The following structural supports have been adopted in order to prevent cabin deformation in case of a side-impact collision. See (0910) for detailed descriptions.

  – Side impact bars in the front doors
  – Built-in pillar in the rear doors
  – Catch pins along the bottom edges of both the front and rear doors

1 | Side impact bar
2 | Catch pin
3 | Built-in pillar