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Generic passenger car

Applied Full-Car assembly for Ride and Handling. Illustrative components, without OEM correlation. Quarter/Half-Car remain independent models under Test → Simulation Model.

Compatible applied vehicle · ready for a supported scenario.

Contact model & compatibility

vehiclelab.full-car.geometry-passive · 1.0.0 · Generic default. One contact-model choice applies to all corners.

Body & Chassis

Generic default · 1200 kg sprung mass

CG arms 1.2/1.5 m; track 1.6/1.58 m

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Applied body and mass distribution

Front suspension

Generic default · double-wishbone

Rear suspension

Generic default · double-wishbone

Front Left · FL tire

Generic default · active vertical stiffness 110000 N/m

Planar handling: Generic default · Cα 80000 N/rad · μ 0.9

Front Right · FR tire

Generic default · active vertical stiffness 112000 N/m

Planar handling: Generic default · Cα 80000 N/rad · μ 0.9

Rear Left · RL tire

Generic default · active vertical stiffness 115000 N/m

Planar handling: Generic default · Cα 80000 N/rad · μ 0.9

Rear Right · RR tire

Generic default · active vertical stiffness 117000 N/m

Planar handling: Generic default · Cα 80000 N/rad · μ 0.9

Scenario: four prescribed corner road inputs. Initial conditions and solver settings belong to the scenario.

Planar handling consumes applied lateral tires and yaw inertia (2500 kg m² · generic default). Longitudinal and combined-slip configurations remain inspection only. No dynamic vertical/planar coupling is installed.

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Prescribed corner inputs · RigFour temporal corner inputs · 5 sGeneric passenger-car parameters · editable below

Full-Car configuration
Excitation source
Prescribed corner road inputs

Four explicit temporal displacement histories. These inputs do not define a traveling road surface.

Front Left · FL road
Front Right · FR road
Rear Left · RL road
Rear Right · RR road
Applied vehicle · advanced component settings

Review the active assembly and configure components in Vehicle. These detailed controls edit that same applied definition.

Tire Physics

vehiclelab.full-car.geometry-passive · 1.0.0

Vehicle body & geometry

Suspension Geometry / Kinematics

For Double Wishbone Full-Car: Hardpoint geometry determines spring/damper motion and passive suspension forces. Front kinematics inspection also supports MacPherson Strut.

Front axle

Full-Car mechanism: Double Wishbone
Geometry: VehicleLab Generic Front Double Wishbone

Design MR: spring 0.6663 · damper 0.7183. Incremental compression at design; no preload.

Design equivalent wheel rate: 15000.0 N/m; damping: 1250.0 N·s/m.

Design equivalent wheel rate: 15500.0 N/m; damping: 1300.0 N·s/m.

Rear axle

Full-Car mechanism: Double Wishbone
Geometry: VehicleLab Generic Rear Double Wishbone

Design MR: spring 0.6363 · damper 0.6814. Incremental compression at design; no preload.

Design equivalent wheel rate: 16000.0 N/m; damping: 1350.0 N·s/m.

Design equivalent wheel rate: 16500.0 N/m; damping: 1400.0 N·s/m.

Double Wishbone drives Full-Car forces. Front inspection also supports MacPherson Strut. Hardpoints & assumptions

Corner properties
Front Left · FL
Front Right · FR
Rear Left · RL
Rear Right · RR
Advanced inputs
Initial state · equilibrium offsets
Fixed-step RK4 solver

Maximum 100,001 samples. Every prescribed road event must finish within the duration.

Model assumptions and limitations
  • Passive Full-Car with rigid Double-Wishbone kinematic force mapping: sprung-body heave, pitch and roll plus four independent unsprung vertical motions (7 DOF / 14 interleaved states).
  • Small pitch/roll increments from the supplied design datum; upward heave, nose-up pitch and left-side-up roll. Body attachments: front z + a*theta, rear z - b*theta, with left + track/2*phi and right - track/2*phi.
  • Four independent prescribed temporal corner road inputs. They are not a traveling spatial road surface; no spatial-road reconstruction.
  • Linear installed spring/damper elements and tire stiffness; geometry-dependent passive corner forces. Fixed-heading chassis-forward-projection constraint; no tie rod, steering linkage, true toe/K&C, compliance bushings, chassis flexibility, bump/rebound stops, static preload/gravity ride-height solve or tire contact-loss mechanics.
  • No lateral dynamics, yaw, longitudinal tire dynamics or active control.
  • Generic passenger-car preset has no measured-vehicle correlation or production-vehicle validation claim. Independent numerical verification is not physical validation.
  • Full-Car release 1.19.0 Rig supports Transient Study with completed-evidence Model and Vehicle Motion and Report/data. Rig Engineering Video, Frequency, Explore and Compare remain unavailable.
Full-Car Study documentation

Full-Car Response

Heave + pitch + roll · FL / FR / RL / RR · completed engineering samples

From road to response

  1. Choose the excitation and road.
  2. Review traversal and vehicle parameters.
  3. Run this Study to create authoritative results.

Then inspect Response, play Motion and export an Engineering Report.

Full-Car Engineering Video is available for completed Spatial road traversal. Prescribed corner inputs support Response, Motion and Report/data. Compare, Explore and Frequency remain unavailable.

Engineering Details

Engineering question

How do body heave, pitch, roll and four corners respond to prescribed inputs or spatial road traversal, with Response and Drive-over-Road Motion?

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