How should I choose the air suspension height for daily driving of the new-generation SU7?

Question

The air suspension supports manual 4-level adjustment, automatically adjusts based on vehicle speed and driving mode, and features an automatic lift memory function.

Accepted Answer

The dual-chamber air springs of the new-generation SU7 feature 4 levels of height adjustment, achieving a height range variation of +30mm/-20mm. Users can select the appropriate level based on their needs to better handle different driving scenarios and requirements;
In addition to manual height adjustment, the suspension height will also adjust automatically based on vehicle speed and driving mode;
Taking the Comfort mode of the Max version as an example, we divide the suspension height into 4 levels: High / Standard / Lower / Low:
The High level (+30mm) will automatically lower to the Standard level (0mm) when the vehicle speed exceeds 60km/h, enhancing stability;
After exceeding 100km/h for 20 seconds, the suspension will further lower to the Lower level (-10mm);
When the vehicle speed exceeds 140km/h for 20 seconds, the suspension will drop to the lowest level (-20mm).
In Eco, Comfort, Sport, and the two Custom modes, the suspension height defaults to the Standard level:
When switching to Sport+, the suspension will automatically adjust to the Lower level (-10mm), delivering better handling performance;
In Master mode, it can be lowered to the lowest level, bringing out the strongest performance;
In certain special scenario modes, such as Super Power Saving and Motion Sickness Relief, the suspension will also automatically drop to the Lower level (-10mm), providing lower aerodynamic drag and a more stable driving experience;
The new-generation SU7 is also equipped with an automatic suspension lift function:
Once enabled, when the user manually adjusts the suspension to the High level, the system will automatically memorize this lift point;
When entering this area again, the vehicle will automatically raise the body, increasing the ground clearance by 30mm compared to the standard height to improve vehicle passability;
When exiting the area, the body height is restored, conveniently avoiding the risk of scraping the undercarriage every time you enter or exit an underground garage.

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