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šŸ”Š Bose once built a suspension system so advanced that a Lexus LS400 could glide over bumps with its body staying almost completely level. ā € The prototype replaced conventional dampers with powerful linear electromagnetic motors at each wheel, allowing the suspension to actively move the wheels up and down in milliseconds. ā € Bose began developing the idea in 1980 and publicly demonstrated the working Lexus prototype in 2004 after more than two decades of research. ā € The system could dramatically reduce body roll, pitch and vertical movement, and the famous demo even showed the car jumping over an obstacle. ā € Despite how impressive it was, the technology never reached production because the hardware was too heavy and expensive for mass-market use at the time. ā € Would you want suspension like this in a modern performance car? ā € What are your thoughts? šŸ¤”šŸ’­ ā € FOLLOW šŸ‘‰ @hypewhip for more wild automotive technology! šŸ¤šŸŽļø ā € ( Media: CNET / Bose ) ā € #bose #lexus #cars #engineering #automot...

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