When using, you need to replace the original car logo and product with the merchant's car product, and then put the original car logo back on.

Function: A bumper is attached to or integrated with the front and rear ends of a motor vehicle. Its main function is to absorb and disperse the impact energy during a collision, cushion the impact force, protect the body and passengers, and also play a role in protecting pedestrians. In addition, the bumper is also an important aesthetic element in automotive design, which can beautify the appearance of the vehicle.

Structure: Take MG Roewe as an example, its bumper is usually composed of an outer panel, a buffer material, and a crossbeam. The outer panel is made of plastic, which not only considers the function of protecting the front and rear of the vehicle but also pursues harmony and unity with the body shape. The buffer material can effectively absorb the impact force during a collision to provide additional protection for passengers. The crossbeam is generally stamped from cold - rolled thin - plate into a U - shaped groove to provide structural support for the bumper.

Material: The bumpers of MG vehicles are often made of materials such as thermoplastic olefin (TPO) or polypropylene (PP). These materials are lightweight, impact - resistant, UV - resistant, and recyclable.

Design Features: Taking the MG4 electric vehicle as an example, its front bumper cover is sculpted to minimize air resistance, featuring smooth contours that align with MG's "emotional dynamism" design language. It often incorporates subtle creases or character lines to enhance visual aggression while improving airflow around the front fascia. The lower front bumper cover is designed to withstand road debris, minor impacts, and environmental exposure.