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What does the Toyota KDSS chassis mean?

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ManuelMarie

07/29/25 8:29pm

KDSS chassis refers to the electronically controlled kinetic dynamic suspension system. The following is a related introduction: 1. Main function: Its main function is to improve the passability and stability during off-road driving. This system 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, and there is also an accumulator in the middle of the two pipelines. 2. Electronically controlled: The electronically controlled kinetic dynamic suspension system can control the stiffness of the suspension system according to different road conditions, different load masses, and different driving speeds, while adjusting the damping force of the shock absorber. In addition, it can also adjust the height of the body, so that the vehicle's ride comfort and handling stability can achieve a better combination under various driving conditions.

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