Active Body Control

Active Body Control (ABC) is the name of an active suspension technology used in Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The system uses hydraulic actuators and electronic control to manage body movements such as pitch and roll during acceleration, braking and cornering, with the aim of improving body control and ride comfort. The available material is insufficient to confirm its first application year, complete model history, technical versions or current product status, so those details are not expanded here.

Active Body Control is the name of a Mercedes-Benz suspension technology designed to actively regulate vehicle body motion. Unlike conventional suspension systems that rely primarily on passive springs, dampers and anti-roll components, ABC uses sensors, electronic control and hydraulic actuators to correct body movements, particularly pitch and roll during acceleration, braking and cornering. Because verified material is unavailable here, this entry does not state specific development milestones, vehicle introductions or later technical changes.

Active suspension technology for luxury automobiles

• Active Body Control

  The name of an active suspension system used by Mercedes-Benz. It combines electronic control with hydraulic actuators to regulate body attitude, aiming to reduce pitch and roll during acceleration, braking and cornering while improving comfort and stability in luxury passenger vehicles.