What suspension does the Volvo V90 use?
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Volvo V90 uses a double-wishbone independent suspension for the front suspension and a multi-link integral rear axle suspension for the rear suspension. The double-wishbone independent suspension, also known as the double A-arm independent suspension, adopts upper and lower wishbones of unequal length. During driving, it can automatically adjust the camber angle generated by the vehicle, thereby protecting the tires to a certain extent and reducing tire wear. The multi-link independent suspension is commonly used on the rear axle of vehicles and consists of links, shock absorbers, and damping springs. During driving, it helps keep the wheels as perpendicular to the ground as possible, significantly reducing body roll during vehicle movement. The Volvo V90 is built on Volvo's new SPA modular platform and is powered by the next-generation Drive-E series efficient four-cylinder engine.