What is the Difference Between Electromagnetic Suspension and Air Suspension?

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ElleAnn
07/30/25 12:11am
Air suspension targets the springs, while electromagnetic suspension targets the shock absorbers. Detailed introduction: 1. Electromagnetic Suspension: Electromagnetic suspension is a new type of independent suspension system that utilizes electromagnetic reactions. It can respond within 1 millisecond to suppress vibrations and maintain vehicle stability under different road conditions. Even on the roughest roads, it can increase the contact area between the tires and the ground, reduce tire rebound, and control the vehicle's center of gravity shift and pitch/roll effectively. It also excels in controlling body sway during sharp turns or evasive maneuvers. 2. Air Suspension: It can adjust to the optimal setting for different road conditions, offering high comfort. By adjusting the damping, it can stiffen during cornering to provide better support for the vehicle while remaining relatively soft during normal driving to filter out unnecessary vibrations.
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