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Are Changan Alsvin’s door panels and fenders made from lower-gauge metal that dents more easily?

Are Changan Alsvin’s door panels and fenders made from lower-gauge metal that dents more easily?

Compared to Honda City o r Toyota Yaris, Alsvin users mention more frequent body deformities. Is Changan using lighter-grade steel to reduce cost o r vehicle weight?
Sandeep asked on 11 Jun 2025 13:10:13 pm
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Car Mechanic Expert - on 11 Jun 2025 13:13:14 pm
Yes, compared to the Honda City o r Toyota Yaris, the Alsvin appears to use lower-gauge thinner steel on its door panels and fenders. The automotive industry sometimes uses thinner metal to reduce weight and increase fuel efficiency, but this also makes the panels more prone to deformation. Multiple reports from Pakistani Alsvin users confirm that the vehicle’s doors and fenders develop dents from incidents that wouldn’t damage other cars in the same segment. This suggests that Changan may have chosen lighter-grade steel as a cost-saving and weight-reduction measure, which unfortunately compromises durability.
 

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