Aito M9 suspension is so smooth that users thought it was AI
A promotional video showcasing the active suspension capabilities of the Aito M9 recently sparked widespread discussion on social media. The video depicts the car traveling at 60 km/h on a bumpy road, with the wheels and suspension absorbing all potholes while the body remains virtually motionless. Many users doubted the authenticity of the footage, assuming it was created using artificial intelligence. This is reported by Ixbt.com reports .
In response to these doubts, Huawei's PR department released a simple, non-promotional video. It demonstrates how the new Aito M9's active suspension works in real-world conditions. The manufacturers state that the smooth movement in the video was achieved without any special effects, solely due to technological superiority.
The new generation Aito M9 is equipped with the Huawei Tuling intelligent chassis. It is the first mass-produced model with a fully active suspension system managed by HarmonyOS. The system analyzes road conditions hundreds of times per second, controlling each wheel's movement individually.
Technically, the car features a double-wishbone independent front suspension and a five-link rear suspension. The all-aluminum chassis, dual-chamber closed-type air springs, and CDC shock absorbers serve to minimize any vibrations on the road.
