Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Rehau Ag + Co.

James Horn

Tobias Hegedusch

Sven Wallrabe

Klaus Feeser

Daniel Rosenauer

Karsten Strobel

Markus Friedrich

Carsten Albrecht

A rear module for a vehicle includes a crossmember that extends along a transverse direction and is connected to the vehicle body and a bumper connected to the crossmember. The bumper includes an aperture. The rear module further includes a reversing camera that protrudes through the bumper, and a first impact element and a second impact element arranged on the bumper to a respective first side and a respective second side of the reversing camera and at a lateral spacing, in the transverse direction, from the reversing camera. The first impact element and the second impact element protrude, in the longitudinal direction, beyond the reversing camera and/or the bumper.

Rear module

A device () for regulating cooling air on a motor vehicle has a roller blind () that can be moved across an air inlet opening of the motor vehicle. The device () has a horizontally aligned sealing frame () for guiding the roller blind () across the air inlet opening. The device () comprises a supporting frame arranged within the sealing frame () for supporting the roller blind () against the cooling air.

Device for regulating cooling air on a motor vehicle

A vehicle front structure () for a motor vehicle with a safety system () having a pressure tube () for detecting a pedestrian impact on a front region () of the motor vehicle, and with a cross member () extending transversely with respect to a longitudinal direction of the motor vehicle. The pressure tube () is arranged above the cross member (), and therefore the pedestrian impact is detectable in a load plane () above a load plane () defined by the cross member ().

Vehicle front structure

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James Horn