What does KDSS chassis mean?
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KDSS chassis is an electronically controlled kinetic dynamic suspension system, which is designed to improve off-road driving capability and stability, as well as enhance comfort and handling on highways. Here are the detailed specifications: 1. Principle: KDSS connects the front and rear hydraulic links into a closed system through bidirectional hydraulic pipelines. The two hydraulic links replace the vertical small links on the upper side of the front and rear anti-roll bars, respectively. Additionally, there is an accumulator in the middle of the two pipelines. 2. Off-road mode: When KDSS is in off-road mode, if one of the four wheels encounters an obstacle and is lifted, the suspension of the lifted wheel is compressed, and the stabilizer bar rises together with the hydraulic pump. Fluid flows between the two pipelines connecting the front and rear hydraulic pumps. Since the stabilizer bar does not twist, the suspension travel is greater than that of a conventional suspension, and it can be adjusted according to different road conditions.