Watch Bose's incredible electromagnetic car suspension system in action

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The fact they didn’t even offer this on mainstream cars is a crime against humanity.

wtf so cool

Have they tired selling it to the French? they love a good ride.

These should be standard on tanks. The srability would greatly improve accuracy and comfort for the crew

Oh, that's wiered 🤨 😁, I like it!

We need these on all indian cars 😂 sadly the tech died off

Computers are heavy and big when they were used back in time.... It's all Govt and rich people tactics to not let other bring something positive to society cause it's gonna Bring their companies to loss. You know manipulation is one of factors you can't deny it's a cheap tactics but so powerful you can't imagine 😑

They could put this on trains!

Trucker dude at the end looked like Cherdleys

Ahead of it's time. It will definitely sell in today's market especially with so many people that have disposable income.

Bose should have developed an entire luxury car.

Car just casually jumps over spike strips during car chase

Hill climb technique

Now what is the purpose of speed bumps then ?!😂

The fact that no one knows its CGI pains me

The shi fly over the bump?????

Why aren't these Bose suspensions used?!

This was amazing. I did a triple take when it JUMPED over the 4x4 they put on the ground. But lets be serious, it would work wonderfully for around 7 years and then it would need critical components replaced, to the tune of 4-5-6 thousand dollars, and the cars would end up being scrapped. Want proof? Look up the early 91-95 Infiniti Q45s with full active suspension. 10 years after introduction they were all having problems.

Why is both my comments ignored, 3 years later?

Citroen hidropneumatic and Bose eletromagnetic
Great systems, but complex and expensive, you don't see It even in a Rolls Royce

Ну всем же известно, что это вставки в пружины, а не магнитная подвеска

thats actualy mind blowing

How do you then understand where the weight is? And they dynamics? It keeps increasing untill it snaps and you crash. Like in a mclaren m4-12c or p1.

Doesn't this make the whole point of speed bumps pointless?

I've watched this so many time over so many years.... and I still need this.

rolls royce taking notes

hmm so basically they invented Citroen suspension from 1950's but still needed 20 years.

That car just bunny-hopped

What happened to this tech? Expected it would be in vehicles by now

Now that I've seen this video again, I'm not buying that sort of suspension. You can practically drive through a speed bump without slowing down.

well electromagnetic thing seems like robot car.

Don't care if it is heavy and expensive, i would definetely buy those to my car.

I think when in speed and you have to go over a bridge, these suspensions will make the body hit the slope of the bridge.

Till this day in 2023, I didn't saw anything like this.

the car jump like a horse galloping

Where can we purchase these ?

Appreciated if this magnetic suspension is used in ambulance

I want this suspension in ny car 🫠

The problem is Bose is always expensive lol . If Toshiba made it maybe it would have been cheaper

Good for police chase.

cant believe this was 7 years ago. i was atleast. i think was to turn 7 years old.

this is kind of nostalgic. i really thought it was apealing and incredible.

Try make it for motorcycle

Citroen DS had that in 1955....

I feel like bose could get the cost down especially today rather than 7 years ago and be able to make this a thing. This suspension system can be used in a wide range of vehicles that need it like ambulances, racecars, construction equipment like forklifts and loaders, and maybe some expensive production cars.

After a couple decades and car weights becoming much higher, and tech being completely integrated in every car i wonder how many vehicles it would need to sell on to become financially viable

That's basically the Hydro Pneumatic Suspension you'd find on a Citroen CX.