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The world wide web is complete of dancing-themed TikTok videos, so we anticipated that automakers would stick to the trend, successfully reviving LA’s lowrider auto culture. What is surprising is that the newest dancing video comes from Porsche which showcases the active suspension of the all-new Panamera in a rather unconventional manner.

The Zuffenhausen brand’s Instagram post shows the suspension of the third-gen Panamera practicing all sorts of lateral and longitudinal movements even though the automobile is stationary. The quick video seems to be CGI-generated, so it is not clear if this function will be offered on the production model.

In any case, the technologies to make the Panamera dance is currently there, as each and every of the 4 wheels can be controlled individually, absorbing any road imperfections and minimizing physique roll in the corners. A comparable gimmick is currently offered as an selection in the Mercedes-Benz GLE, assisting the SUV free of charge itself when it gets stuck in the sand.

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The 2024 Porsche Panamera comes regular with a two-chamber two-valve air suspension, but the video is most most likely advertising the a lot more sophisticated ‘Porsche Active Ride’ suspension which is optionally offered in the Panamera E-Hybrid trims. This setup combines a new a single-chamber air suspension with active shock absorbers and an electrically operated hydraulic pump, promising a wider variety in between comfort and driving dynamics.

During the launch of the Panamera, Porsche stated that its ground clearance can be improved by up to five.five cm (two.two inches) in the ‘comfort access’ function, resulting in SUV-like ingress and egress. It remains to be observed if the executive model will also offer you a dancing mode, which would serve no other objective than displaying off the skills of the sophisticated electronics.

 The 2024 Porsche Panamera Puts on A Dancing Show With Its Active Air Suspension