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Around 72 percent of the 2020 Chrysler Voyager minivan is made from high strength steel (HSS). The vehicle’s excellent crash performance also relies on steel shaping technologies such as hydroforming. That has enabled the carmaker to create intricately molded load beams which provide greater strength and stiffness than welded components.
The minivan’s door ring is assembled from laser welded blanks (LWBs) which utilize sections of hot-stamped steel. The sections are combined to maintain structural integrity in various crash scenarios.
High-strength steel accounts for 72 percent of Voyager's body structure
© FCAThe Voyager’s cradle and front rails utilize advanced high strength steel (AHSS) which is configured to help steer crash energy away from the passenger compartment.
The extensive use of HSS, LWBs, and advanced steel-forming technologies helped to ensure the 2020 Chrysler Voyager received five-star ratings in every NHTSA crash test mode including:
Source: prnewswire.com
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