What is Active Air Suspension?

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In the process of driving, the chassis suspension system actively adjusts the stiffness and height of the shock absorbers according to road conditions. Currently, there are two representative types: electromagnetic suspension systems and air suspension systems. These are relatively high-end comfort configurations, mostly found in luxury vehicles. Additional information: The working principle of air suspension involves using an air compressor to form compressed air, which is then delivered to the air chambers of the springs and shock absorbers to alter the vehicle's height. Height sensors are installed near the front and rear wheels. Based on the output signals from these sensors, the computer determines changes in the vehicle's height and controls the compressor and exhaust valve to compress or extend the springs, thereby achieving a damping effect.