Aerodynamic Types

Aerodynamic applications are used in various areas to increase the performance and fuel efficiency of vehicles. These types include:

Front Aerodynamics

Front aerodynamics are the elements located at the front of the vehicles that direct the air flow. This category includes splitters, air ducts and front lips. Front aerodynamic parts increase performance and provide stability by reducing air resistance on the front surface of the vehicle.

Rear Aerodynamics

Rear aerodynamics covers the components located at the rear of the vehicle that regulate air flow. Spoilers, diffusers and rear lips fall into this category. Rear aerodynamic elements optimize the air flow at the rear of the vehicle, providing greater grip on the ground and increasing driving safety.

Side Aerodynamics

Side aerodynamics are the elements located on the side surfaces of the vehicle and regulating the air flow. Side skirts, side air ducts and side splitters are included in this category. Side aerodynamic parts increase driving stability and fuel efficiency by improving air flow on the side of the vehicle.

Antenna and Other Extras

Other aerodynamic elements such as antennas, seatback aerodynamics and sunroof also contribute to the overall aerodynamic performance of the vehicles. These elements increase aerodynamic efficiency and improve driving comfort by affecting the air flow of the vehicle.

Price Ranges

Prices of aerodynamic parts may vary depending on the material used, design and brand. While simple aerodynamic elements may be more affordable, high-performance and specially designed parts may bring higher costs. It will be useful to consider these factors when choosing products that suit your needs.