Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Corporation

Gun Woo Ko

Gyung Hoon Shin

Hyeon Su Jin

Jong Wook Lee

A battery mounting structure for a vehicle, includes: a mounting bush provided to penetrate a portion of a battery case and including a fastening screw formed on an upper inner circumferential surface of the mounting bush; a hollow bolt coupled to the battery case and the fastening screw from above the battery case; a fastening bolt provided to penetrate inside of the mounting bush and inside of the hollow bolt up and down; and a sleeve assembly provided to guide the fastening bolt and elastically restricting separation of the fastening bolt from the mounting bush.

Battery mounting structure for vehicle

A battery assembly mounting structure for a vehicle includes: a through pipe provided in a battery assembly such that a space vertically passing through the battery assembly is formed in an inner portion of the battery assembly, a swappable assembly coupled to an inner portion of the through pipe by an elastic force, and a fastening bolt which passes through an inner portion of the swappable assembly and is coupled to a vehicle body positioned at an upper side of the fastening bolt such that a fastening pressure is applied to a lower end of the through pipe.

Battery assembly mounting structure for a vehicle

A vehicle battery assembly mounting structure includes: a mounting bushing provided in a battery assembly to form a space, the space allowing movement in a vertical direction; a fastening bolt disposed to vertically penetrate the space formed by the mounting bushing; and a sleeve assembly. The sleeve assembly is configured to guide the fastening bolt, to elastically prevent the fastening bolt from being separated from the mounting bushing and to elastically support the fastening bolt with respect to the mounting bushing to allow the fastening bolt to move in the mounting bushing.

Growing community of inventors

Seongnam-si, South Korea

Gun Woo Ko