如题所述
Suspension roofs, a design innovation, address two critical aspects:</ first, they visually lower the overall profile of a vehicle, creating a sleeker silhouette, and second, they significantly contribute to a brand's distinct visual identity.
Each vehicle model has its unique constraints, determined by factors like interior space and layout. Let's explore the case of the瑞风S2 as an example. The design often centers around wheel dimensions, calculating dimensions like wheelbase, aspect ratio, and height-to-width ratios. The S2's length of six wheel diameters to a height of around two units strikes a balance, with a 1:3 height-to-length ratio, considered ideal for its class. However, in vehicles like MPVs and SUVs, this ratio can dip to as low as 2:5, which is where suspension roofs come into play.
The magic of suspension roofs lies in their ability to manipulate perception:</ by strategically using black accents on the A- and C/D-pillars, they visually decrease the perceived height, making the vehicle appear lower and more streamlined. Black, being a color that doesn't draw immediate attention due to its tendency to fade into the background, enhances this effect. Moreover, these black accents harmoniously blend with side windows, enhancing the distinctive side profile graphic, a hallmark of many brands' design DNA.
Additionally, a suspension roof can give the illusion of a more rearward position of the驾驶舱</, thereby enhancing the sporty aesthetic, which is often a concern for many front-wheel drive vehicles where a front-heavy design is common. By subtly positioning the A pillar in black, it shifts the focus and emphasizes the dynamic stance.
Without further ado, let's delve into the transformative power of suspension roofs through the S2, showcasing how this design innovation can elevate both aesthetics and brand identity.
