The JAECOO J8 features Continuous Damping Control (CDC) active suspension, which adjusts the dampers in real time according to road conditions. The CDC system uses body acceleration sensors and a CDC control unit to adjust suspension stiffness. The system continuously analyses road conditions and adapts the suspension accordingly. When driving
n June 2026, Baolong Chairman and President Charles Zhang led a delegation to BMW Group headquarters in Munich, Germany, to attend a signing ceremony. Baolong continues to supply air springs and air reservoirs within the BMW Group supplier network, subject to the relevant contractual and approval processes. Baolong has been
Shock absorber manufacturer Tenneco, known for its Monroe brand, plans to cut 120 jobs at its Sint-Truiden plant in Belgium: 101 manual workers and 19 white-collar employees. The dismissals are expected to be phased between September 2026 and the end of 2027. The company attributes the planned restructuring
Monroe Ride Solutions has expanded its Monroe Intelligent Suspension portfolio in Europe with a new CVSA2 variant featuring steel-tube dampers and dual electro-hydraulic valves. The variant was initially launched with multiple Chinese automotive manufacturers. The new technology adds to the existing CVSA2 Performance, which combines the dual-valve
The Audi E7X features an all-aluminium air suspension system combined with ZF Continuous Damping Control (CDC) adaptive damping. A key feature is the vehicle’s suspension preview function, which connects its intelligent driving perception system with chassis control. The system can identify road conditions ahead and proactively adjust suspension
Mercedes-Benz describes the 2026 S-Class as a major update, with more than 2,700 new parts, representing around 50% of the flagship sedan. For suspension, AIRMATIC air suspension with continuously adjustable damping is standard. The optional E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL system is also available. Both systems feature a
The 2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness features new electronically controlled dampers as standard, combined with 9.5 inches of ground clearance and standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Subaru says the electronically controlled dampers are designed to improve traction and ride comfort. The Outback Wilderness also has standard front underbody protection and
CIJAN began collaborating with DPCA, the Dongfeng-PSA joint venture, in 2006, supplying shock absorbers for the Peugeot 206. The cooperation subsequently expanded to additional Peugeot and Citroën models, and CIJAN became a main shock absorber supplier to DPCA in the Chinese market. In 2021, CIJAN began technical exchanges and
Hyundai Mobis has revealed its Electronic Leveling Control (ELC) system, developed in cooperation with Hyundai Motor Company. The system can automatically adjust an electric vehicle’s ride height by up to 2.3 inches (6 cm). ELC uses an electric hydraulic pump to control the vehicle’s height at all