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The secret weapon hidden in the details: lines on the bonnet of a car

Protection from direct sunlight
The lines on the sides of the bonnet are not new to the novice driver. Generally speaking, most models have the lines positioned just above the vehicle's tyres, which are used as a point of reference to determine the position of the bodywork, and these two lines are also just in front of the driver.
Vehicles in motion, once encountered in direct light, these lines can play a role in adjusting the angle of refraction, can make the driver from the bright light reflections of blinding interference, which is also in the simplest and low-cost situation, as far as possible to ensure the safety of driving, so the line design can be said to be the best of both worlds.

Bonnet deformation resistance
If a piece of paper is folded several times and then unfolded, its resistance to deformation will exceed that of a smooth, flat piece of paper, which is the principle of ‘reinforcing bars’, and similarly, the sheet metal parts on the bonnet are also based on this principle. Many bonnet designs have a certain folding orientation, in the event of an accident, the bonnet of the vehicle will be folded according to the design of a good guide line, these designs are safety level design, vehicle engineers have taken this into account when designing.