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US 12,752,601 B2Granted
Off-road vehicle
AssigneeKawasaki Motors, Ltd.
InventorsKouji Itou, Hiromasa Kurioka, Minoru Kobayashi, Hidenori Kikuchi
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Abstract
A utility vehicle 100 includes a front seat 1 and a rear seat 2, and a front panel 31 located below a seat cushion 1t of the front seat 1 and extending upward and in a vehicle width direction from a floor 8. The front panel 31 has an air hole 35 through which conditioned air flowing rearward from a position in front with respect to the front seat 1 passes.
Claims11
An off-road vehicle comprising:
- a front seat and a rear seat;
- and
- a panel located below a seat cushion of the front seat along a front end of the seat cushion, and extending upward from a floor and in a vehicle width direction,
- wherein the panel is located outside a center tunnel and has at least one air hole through which conditioned air flowing rearward from a position in front with respect to the front seat passes, and
- a space rearward with respect to the panel and outside the center tunnel is a flow path through which conditioned air passing through the air hole flows to the rear seat, the panel and the space being configured to regulate an air conditioning effect for the rear seat.
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An off-road vehicle comprising:
- a driver seat and a rear seat located in rear of the driver seat;
- and
- a panel located below a seat cushion of the driver seat along a front end of the seat cushion, and extending upward from a floor and in a vehicle width direction,
- wherein the panel is located outside a center tunnel and has at least one air hole through which conditioned air flowing rearward from a position in front with respect to the front seat passes, and
- a space rearward with respect to the panel and outside the center tunnel is a flow path through which conditioned air passing through the at least one air hole flows to the rear seat, the panel and the space being configured to regulate an air conditioning effect for the rear seat.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.