Best Tech 2026： Ferrari’s Active Suspension Proves Comfort and Performance Can Coexist
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AI GeneratedMotor Trend's Best Tech Awards 2026 highlights the evolution of modern vehicles into technological hubs. The spotlight is on Ferrari's Active Suspension system in the Purosangue, which utilizes advanced motor-driven dampers to maintain supercar agility in an SUV body.
Cars are no longer the simple lumps of metal that bring you to work and back.
They're now rolling technological wonders that can do more than we ever thought possible.
And it's not just cars, either.
Springing up around them is an entire support system of apps,
home EV chargers, and even autonomous vehicles.
Welcome to Motor Trend's Best Tech Awards 2026, where we crown this year's winner.
Air springs?
Dampers?
That stuff's primitive tech when it comes to Ferrari's Active Suspension,
See, when Ferrari debuted its very first SUV, the Porosangue,
it still needed to have the agility of a Ferrari.
Engineers teamed up with Multimatic and gave the car high-tech dampers at all four corners,
each fitted with a liquid-cooled 48-volt motor that talks to a central chassis controller.
The system makes adjustments every 0.05 seconds
and allows Ferrari to fine-tune the Porosangue's handling like no other car.
Head on over to MotorTrend.com to see and read all about our 2026 Best Tech Awards.