What is the effect of the Phideon's air suspension?
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Phideon's air suspension effect combines the comfort of a sedan with the off-road capability of an SUV. Working principle of air suspension: The air suspension system mainly consists of a control computer, air compressor, pressure storage tank, pneumatic front and rear shock absorbers, and an air distributor. Functions of air suspension: Vehicle level control, vehicle level adjustment, and ADS function. The system uses an air compressor to generate compressed air, which is then delivered to the air chambers of springs and shock absorbers. Height sensors are installed near both front and rear wheels. Based on signals from these height sensors, the vehicle's computer determines changes in vehicle height and controls the compressor and exhaust valve to compress or extend the springs, thereby achieving shock absorption effects and adjusting vehicle height.
After driving the Phideon, the air suspension made me feel much more comfortable during daily driving. Especially on those potholes and speed bumps during the commute, the vibrations are so minimal that they're almost unnoticeable—it's like the car is gliding. On uneven roads, the air springs excel at absorbing impacts, preventing passengers from feeling carsick. My kid in the back seat kept praising how stable it felt. Another practical feature is the adjustable suspension height. Switching to Comfort mode raises the chassis slightly, preventing scrapes on slopes or narrow roads. In Sport mode, the suspension firms up for more direct handling and body stability. I remember driving on the highway in the rain once—the minimal body roll during turns gave me full confidence. However, regular checks on the air pressure system are necessary to avoid leaks or aging. Overall, it significantly enhances driving and quality of life—definitely worth a try.
