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

Wilfried Eberle

Ruediger Jahn

Herbert Klamser

Franz-Rudolf Wierschem

Daniel Haag

Patrick Polzer

Gerald Hekmann

Oliver Benirschke

Anika Siee

R&uuml;diger Jahn

Heiner Klatte

A locking device for locking a charging flap of an electrically operated motor vehicle, with a latching device, a latch catch device and a receiving device. The receiving device includes a receptacle in which the latch catch device is accommodated in a form-fitting manner and is fixedly clamped. The latching device is connectable to a body component of the motor vehicle and the receiving device is connectable to the charging flap of the motor vehicle. The latching device is connectable in a locking position in a form-fitting manner to the latch catch device and in a release position is separable from the latch catch device. The latch catch device is designed in order, in the locking position of the latching device, to be removable without destruction from the receptacle by exertion of a predetermined minimum pull-off force by the latching device along a pull-off direction.

Locking device for locking a charging flap of an electrically operated motor vehicle and electrically operated motor vehicle comprising such a locking device

A motor vehicle rear end has left and right longitudinal beams () forming load-bearing structures of the vehicle, and a receiving housing () is between the left and right longitudinal beams () for accommodating a traction battery. The receiving housing () has left and right side walls () and a central wall () running in a forward direction of travel. An impact profile () is connected to the longitudinal beams () at the level of the receiving housing () and absorbs impact energy in the event of a rear-end crash. The impact profile () has a left and right predetermined buckling points () that enable the impact profile () to buckle toward the receiving housing () in a rear-end crash. The impact profile () that buckles in a rear-end crash strikes the receiving housing () along the longitudinal extent of the central wall ().

Motor vehicle rear end

A charging apparatus () for charging a vehicle battery has a charging socket arrangement () with a charging socket () designed to receive a charging plug connected to a charging cable, and an adapter device () for receiving the charging socket (). The charging apparatusalso has a charging cradle () for sealing off the charging socket () from a body of the motor vehicle, and a reinforcing element () designed to receive the charging socket arrangement ().

Charging apparatus for a motor vehicle for charging a vehicle battery

A body structure of a motor vehicle, having a side part, having a vehicle roof, having a fastening device which acts on an underside of the vehicle roof, and having a roof rail which is mounted on an upper side of the vehicle roof via a plurality of mounting elements, a plurality of hollow rivets extending through the fastening device, which is configured as a reinforcing element for the vehicle roof, and the vehicle roof, and the roof rail being fastened to the upper side of the vehicle roof via the mounting elements in such a way that a threaded section of each mounting element extends through in each case one of the hollow rivets and protrudes out of the respective hollow rivet, a nut acting on that threaded section of the respective mounting element which protrudes out of the hollow rivet.

Body structure having a roof rail

A motor vehicle rear () has left and right longitudinal members () forming a supporting structure of the motor vehicle. A receiving housing () is arranged between the longitudinal members () for receiving a traction battery. The receiving housing () has a left and right side walls () running in the forward direction of travel. A back wall () is connected to the left and right side walls () and running transverse to the forward direction of travel. An impact profile () is connected to the left and right longitudinal members () and absorbs impact energy in the event of a rear crash. Left and right reinforcing elements () connect the impact profile () to the respective left and right side walls () for reinforcing the impact profile () and conducting away some of the impact energy into the left and right side walls ().

Motor vehicle rear

A charging socket for a hybrid or electric vehicle is arranged in a container which is held in an opening in a body sheet of the vehicle body. A frame surrounds the opening on the inside of the body sheet. The frame is fixed to the body sheet and retains the container in a supported manner.

Device for receiving a container for a charging socket in a motor vehicle

In a device for providing wall ducts for conduits, tubing or electric cables for motor vehicles, each of the conduits, tubing or electric cables, in the area of the wall duct, has a coupler. Each coupler includes two coupler halves. First coupler halves, respectively, are jointly held in the device providing wall ducts. The first coupler halves are held together in groups of at least two by a bracket, and the coupler halves bundled this way are held in plugs, which are arranged in orifices of a wall.

Device for providing wall ducts for, and process of assembling, conduits, tubing or electric cables for motor vehicles

For fixing a rear covering part on a side part with a zero gap, a guide rail is provided in the side part and is locked in place in channel-type supports, into which guide rail the rear covering part is slid. The guide rail is durably held in a precise position with respect to the side part.

Arrangement for fastening a body element

A holding device for a spare wheel of a motor vehicle which is disposed on the outside of a swivellable rear hatch. The holding device includes a wheel carrier which is held by support arms and bearings on the vehicle body so as to swivel. The support arms are spaced apart and project from the wheel carrier and end sides thereof are connected to the bearings which are held on the vehicle body. These bearings form a vertical swivel axis which is arranged independently of a swivel axis of the rear hatch. The wheel carrier is capable of being swung about this vertical swivel axis up to the rear hatch and into a fixing position. In a release position, the holding device is capable of being swung away freely in relation to the rear hatch about the vertical swivel axis.

Holding device for a spare wheel of a motor vehicle

A receiving device for receiving a pneumatic spring arrangement includes a container, a bearing support, a stationary supporting frame, and an end connection plate. The pneumatic spring arrangement has pneumatic springs, each of which is connected to a swivellable hinged lever in a body structure of a motor vehicle. The container is embedded in the body structure of the vehicle, and the pneumatic springs and the hinged levers connected to the pneumatic springs are disposed in the container. The bearing support is swivellably attached to the hinged levers. The stationary supporting frame is disposed in the container, and the bearing support is connected to the stationary supporting frame. The end connection plate is adapted to and fastened to the body structure, wherein the end connection plate is connected to a top side of the container.

Receiving device for a pneumatic spring arrangement having swivellable hinged levers in a body structure of a motor vehicle and method for making a receiving device

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Ehingen, Germany

Wilfried Eberle