What suspension does the BAIC New Energy EX use?
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The BAIC New Energy EX uses a MacPherson independent suspension at the front and a torsion beam non-independent suspension at the rear. The MacPherson suspension is a relatively common type of independent suspension, while the torsion beam suspension is a common non-independent suspension. Both the MacPherson and torsion beam suspensions share a common characteristic: their structures are relatively simple and they occupy a small amount of space. The BAIC New Energy EX is a pure electric compact SUV, a new energy vehicle under the BAIC brand, built on a Saab technology chassis with a maximum range of up to 300 kilometers. The driving experience of the BAIC New Energy EX differs from that of conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, as the electric motor operates without excessive vibrations or noise, and the motor's power response is very quick.