In-wheel motor power line wiring structure and in-wheel motor drive device
US-10632938-B2 · Apr 28, 2020 · US
US10906372B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10906372-B2 |
| Application number | US-201716333669-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 20, 2017 |
| Priority date | Sep 23, 2016 |
| Publication date | Feb 2, 2021 |
| Grant date | Feb 2, 2021 |
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A suspension structure for an in-wheel motor drive device of the present invention includes an in-wheel motor drive device (10), a shock absorber (76), a torsion bar (81), and a stabilizer link (86), wherein: the shock absorber includes an upper spring seat (79a) provided in an upper end region of the shock absorber and a lower spring seat (79b) provided in a lower end region of the shock absorber and forming a pair with the upper spring seat; an upper end (87a) of the stabilizer link is arranged between a vehicle back edge (79d) of the lower spring seat and a vehicle front edge (79c) of the lower spring seat; and a lower end (87b) of the stabilizer link is arranged so as to overlap with a hub wheel (12) as viewed in an axial direction of the hub wheel.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A suspension structure for an in-wheel motor drive device, comprising: an in-wheel motor drive device having a hub wheel coupled with a wheel and a motor portion for driving the hub wheel; a vertically extendable shock absorber of which an upper end is joined with a vehicle body side member and a lower end is joined with the in-wheel motor drive device; a torsion bar including a twisted portion extending to a vehicle width direction outside from a vehicle width direction center portion and an arm portion further extending in a different direction from a vehicle width direction outside end of the twisted portion to a vehicle front/back direction; and a vertically extending stabilizer link of which an upper end is joined with a lower end region of the shock absorber or the in-wheel motor drive device and a lower end is joined with the arm portion, wherein the shock absorber includes an upper spring seat provided in an upper end region of the shock absorber and a lower spring seat provided in the lower end region of the shock absorber and forming a pair with the upper spring seat, the upper end of the stabilizer link is arranged between a vehicle back edge and a vehicle front edge of the lower spring seat, and the lower end of the stabilizer link is arranged so as to overlap with the hub wheel as viewed in an axial direction of the hub wheel, wherein the twisted portion is arranged in a vehicle ahead of an axis of the hub wheel, and wherein the in-wheel motor drive device includes a motor rotation shaft arranged offset from an axis of the hub wheel towards a vehicle front. 2. The suspension structure for an in-wheel motor drive device according to claim 1 , wherein the shock absorber is a strut, further comprising a lower arm that is arranged further downward than the strut, extends in a vehicle width direction, and of which a vehicle width direction outside end is rotatably joined with the in-wheel motor drive device and a vehicle width direction inside end is rotatably joined to a vehicle body side member. 3. The suspension structure for an in-wheel motor drive device according to claim 1 , wherein the in-wheel motor drive device, the shock absorber, and the stabilizer link are arranged on both vehicle width direction sides and form pairs, respectively, and the torsion bar is joined with the stabilizer link on a vehicle width direction left side at one end and joined with the stabilizer link on a vehicle width direction right side at an other end.
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