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What suspension does the Land Rover Discovery Sport use?

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MichaelDella
07/25/25 10:54am
Land Rover Discovery Sport uses MacPherson independent suspension for the front suspension and multi-link independent suspension for the rear suspension. The suspension system refers to a connection structure system between the body, frame, and wheels, which includes components such as shock absorbers, suspension springs, anti-roll bars, subframes, lower control arms, longitudinal links, steering knuckle arms, rubber bushings, and links. The Land Rover Discovery Sport is positioned as a mid-size SUV, with body dimensions of 4597mm in length, 1904mm in width, and 1727mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2741mm. In terms of exterior design, the Land Rover Discovery Sport adopts the brand's new design language, featuring a classic double horizontal slat grille at the front, dynamic LED headlights, LED daytime running lights on both sides, new double five-spoke alloy wheels, and LED taillights that echo the design of the headlights, complemented by a full-width decorative strip, giving it a stylish appearance.
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HaileyDella
08/11/25 7:52pm
I remember the Land Rover Discovery Sport is equipped with an electronic air suspension system. This high-tech feature allows the vehicle to automatically adjust its height and stiffness based on road conditions, which is quite amazing. For example, during long-distance highway driving, the suspension automatically lowers and softens, providing a sofa-like comfortable ride with almost no vibration over speed bumps. In off-road scenarios, activating the Terrain Response mode raises the suspension to increase ground clearance, easily overcoming gravel or mud pits. This system is integrated into the vehicle's control system and can switch between different modes via buttons to suit various driving preferences. I've driven it a few times, and it performs excellently both in urban and rural settings. However, maintenance-wise, it's important to regularly check the air springs and compressor to avoid leakage issues that could lead to additional costs. Overall, this suspension design reflects Land Rover's off-road DNA, making the Discovery Sport both practical and fun to drive.
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