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Comprehensive automobile architecture showing the interconnected relationship between powertrain, chassis, and control systems. Power flows from the Fuel System through the Engine and Transmission to the front wheels, while the Chassis/Frame anchors rear wheel assemblies and supports the Body/Exterior structure. The Electrical System bridges mechanical and cabin components, enabling integrated control of the Braking System and Steering System. Ideal for automotive engineering education, system dependency analysis, or documenting vehicle subsystem relationships. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize for specific vehicle configurations or add detailed subsystem breakdowns.

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How are the major systems in a car connected and integrated?

This car architecture diagram shows how the Fuel System feeds the Engine, which connects through the Transmission to drive wheels, while the Chassis/Frame supports body, electrical, and braking systems that integrate with steering and cabin controls.