VEHICLE BODY FRONT PORTION STRUCTURE

摘要

At a vehicle, rockers and torque boxes are connected, from a front side, to first connecting portions of spacers. Joined portions of the rockers and the torque boxes are reinforced, and a front wheel directly hitting the joined portion at a time of a collision is suppressed. Separation of a joined portion of a front pillar and a dash panel, whose origin is separation of the previously-mentioned joined portion, can be suppressed. Front portions of the spacers are disposed further toward a front side than the joined portions of the front pillars and the dash panel. Therefore, the front wheel first hits the spacer, and collision load is transmitted to the rocker and the torque box, and thus, input of an excessive collision load to the dash panel is suppressed. Because the first connecting portions extend in a vehicle transverse direction, the spacers becoming large can be suppressed.

主权项

1. A vehicle body front portion structure comprising:
a pair of rockers that are provided at vehicle transverse direction both sides of a vehicle lower portion, and that extend in a vehicle longitudinal direction; a pair of front pillars that extend toward a vehicle upper side from front end portions of the rockers; a dash panel whose vehicle transverse direction outer side end portions are joined to front end portions of the front pillars, and that connects the pair of front pillars in a vehicle transverse direction; torque boxes that are provided at a vehicle lower side of the dash panel and at vehicle transverse direction inner sides of the rockers, and that are joined to the front end portions of the rockers; and connecting members that are provided at vehicle front sides of the rockers and the torque boxes, and whose front portions are disposed further toward a vehicle front side than the vehicle transverse direction outer side end portions of the dash panel, and that have transverse direction connecting portions that extend in the vehicle transverse direction and connect the rockers and the torque boxes.