What are the benefits of four-wheel independent suspension?
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Independent suspension means that the wheels on each side are individually suspended under the frame or body through an elastic suspension system. Its advantages include: Lightweight: Reduces the impact on the body and improves the ground adhesion of the wheels. Improved comfort: Softer springs with lower stiffness can be used to enhance the comfort of the vehicle. Lower engine position: The vehicle's center of gravity is also lowered, thereby improving driving stability; Independent wheel movement: Independent suspension arms that operate independently reduce body tilt and vibration; However, independent suspension systems have disadvantages such as complex structure, high cost, and inconvenient maintenance. Additionally, due to their complex structure, they may occupy some of the vehicle's interior space.