Terepjárókat

Terepjárókat, often translated as off-road vehicles or SUVs (Sport Utility Vehicles), are a category of automobiles designed for traversing rough terrain. They typically feature a higher ground clearance than standard passenger cars, allowing them to navigate over obstacles and uneven surfaces. Many terepjárókat also employ four-wheel drive (4WD) or all-wheel drive (AWD) systems, which distribute power to all wheels to enhance traction and control on slippery or loose surfaces.

The design of terepjárókat often includes robust construction, such as a ladder frame chassis in some traditional models, which provides greater durability and resistance to torsional stress encountered off-road. Suspension systems are also engineered to offer more travel and absorb shocks from uneven ground. Tires are usually larger and feature deeper treads for improved grip.

While originally developed for military and utility purposes, terepjárókat have evolved into popular civilian vehicles. Modern iterations often balance off-road capability with on-road comfort and performance, blurring the lines between true utility vehicles and more car-like crossovers. They are used for a variety of purposes, including recreational activities like camping and hiking, as well as for work in remote or challenging environments. The term "terepjárókat" encompasses a wide range of vehicles, from compact models to large, heavy-duty trucks.