Onboard battery
US-9985258-B2 · May 29, 2018 · US
US10259309B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10259309-B2 |
| Application number | US-201816033558-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 12, 2018 |
| Priority date | Jul 25, 2017 |
| Publication date | Apr 16, 2019 |
| Grant date | Apr 16, 2019 |
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A vehicle underfloor structure has: a battery pack that is disposed beneath a floor of a vehicle, and that is a power source that drives a motor for traveling that is installed in the vehicle; and a fuel tank that is disposed beneath the floor of the vehicle, and between a vehicle body front side end portion and a vehicle body rear side end portion of the battery pack as seen in a side view, and between vehicle transverse direction both end portions of the battery pack as seen in a plan view.
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What is claimed is: 1. A vehicle underfloor structure comprising: a battery pack that is disposed beneath a floor of a vehicle and that is a power source that drives a motor for traveling installed in the vehicle; and a fuel tank that is disposed beneath the floor of the vehicle, between a vehicle body front side end portion and a vehicle body rear side end portion of the battery pack as seen in a side view, and between vehicle transverse direction both end portions of the battery pack as seen in a plan view. 2. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 1 , wherein a height of the fuel tank and a height of the battery pack are substantially the same. 3. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 2 , wherein the battery pack has a notch-shaped portion that opens in a vehicle body longitudinal direction, and the fuel tank is disposed in the notch-shaped portion. 4. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 2 , wherein the battery pack has an opening portion that opens in a vehicle body vertical direction, and the fuel tank is disposed in the opening portion. 5. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 2 , wherein the fuel tank is fastened to the battery pack such that the fuel tank and the battery pack form a single unit. 6. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 2 , wherein an engine for generating electricity or for driving is installed in a front portion of the vehicle, and concave portions, in which are disposed portions of an exhaust pipe that extends from the engine toward a vehicle body rear side, are formed in a lower portion of the battery pack and a lower portion of the fuel tank. 7. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 1 , wherein the battery pack has a notch-shaped portion that opens in a vehicle body longitudinal direction, and the fuel tank is disposed in the notch-shaped portion. 8. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 7 , wherein the fuel tank is fastened to the battery pack such that the fuel tank and the battery pack form a single unit. 9. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 7 , wherein an engine for generating electricity or for driving is installed in a front portion of the vehicle, and concave portions, in which are disposed portions of an exhaust pipe that extends from the engine toward a vehicle body rear side, are formed in a lower portion of the battery pack and a lower portion of the fuel tank. 10. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 1 , wherein the battery pack has an opening portion that opens in a vehicle body vertical direction, and the fuel tank is disposed in the opening portion. 11. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 10 , wherein the fuel tank is fastened to the battery pack such that the fuel tank and the battery pack form a single unit. 12. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 10 , wherein an engine for generating electricity or for driving is installed in a front portion of the vehicle, and concave portions, in which are disposed portions of an exhaust pipe that extends from the engine toward a vehicle body rear side, are formed in a lower portion of the battery pack and a lower portion of the fuel tank. 13. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 1 , wherein the fuel tank is fastened to the battery pack such that the fuel tank and the battery pack form a single unit. 14. The vehicle underfloor structure of claim 1 , wherein an engine for generating electricity or for driving is installed in a front portion of the vehicle, and concave portions, in which are disposed portions of an exhaust pipe that extends from the engine toward a vehicle body rear side, are formed in a lower portion of the battery pack and a lower portion of the fuel tank.
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