A »A passive suspension system uses fixed components like springs and dampers to absorb road shocks, providing a consistent ride quality. In contrast, an active suspension system dynamically adjusts its settings in real-time using sensors and actuators, offering enhanced comfort and handling by adapting to changing road conditions. While passive systems are simpler and more cost-effective, active systems provide a superior driving experience by optimizing performance on the fly.

A »A passive suspension system uses springs and dampers to absorb road shocks, while an active suspension system uses electronic controls and actuators to adjust suspension stiffness and damping in real-time, providing better ride comfort and handling. Active systems adapt to road conditions, whereas passive systems rely on fixed settings.