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A structural component designed to mount the following vehicle systems:

  • the front suspension system,

  • engine and transmission mounting points,

  • stabilizers and control arms.

This component absorbs the forces coming from the engine, transmission, and suspension and transfers them to the vehicle's body. Steering components, control arms, stabilizers, and other parts are directly attached to this beam. This type of construction provides convenience during vehicle assembly, and in case of repair, the entire assembled unit can be removed as a whole.

It reduces the transmission of vibrations from the engine and transmission to the passenger compartment through the chassis, typically by using special rubber bushings. The beam is connected to the vehicle body through vibration dampers or mounting components.

It is usually made of high-strength steel. In some cases, aluminum or composite alloys are used to reduce weight.

  • Chevrolet Onix

    • Body type: Sedan or hatchback (new generations)

    • Front beam:

      • Made of lightweight aluminum or steel.

      • Engine and front suspension components are connected to the chassis via this beam.

      • Equipped with elastic bushings to reduce vibrations.

    • Safety: There is a passive energy-absorbing crash structure.

  • Chevrolet Gentra

    • Body type: Sedan

    • Front frame (subframe):

      • Sturdy steel construction.

      • Steering system, brake system, and suspension components are mounted.

    • Features:

      • Designed for higher weight, with a durable structure.

      • There are two main support points to maintain engine and transmission stability.

  • Chevrolet Tracker (compact SUV)

    • Body type: SUV

    • Front and rear subframes:

      • With reinforced bridging.

      • In 4WD versions, the rear differential is also mounted.

    • High-precision geometric placement:

      • Developed using CAD to minimize gaps.

  • Chevrolet Cobalt

    • Body type: Sedan

    • Front crossmember:

      • Works in coordination with the transmission, engine, brakes, and suspension components.

      • Designed for reduced vibration and improved ride stability.

    • Material:

      • Galvanized steel or stamped material.

  • Chevrolet Damas

    • Body type: Minivan (compact van)

    • Frame structure:

      • Full-frame vehicle.

      • Has a durable structure designed for transporting cargo and people.

    • No front beam, but there is a front frame:

      • Strongly connected with the front and rear spring suspension system.

      • Steering mechanism and brakes are mounted to the frame.