FAWER Expands Into Electromechanical Fully Active Suspension

FAWER Expands Into Electromechanical Fully Active Suspension

FAWER Automotive Parts Limited Company (FAWER) announced that its subsidiary, FAWER Intelligent Suspension System (Changchun) Co Ltd, plans to expand into the electromechanical fully active suspension business. The subsidiary will add CNY 4.36 million to its 2026 investment budget, with the funds primarily allocated to purchasing research and development equipment as well as office hardware and software. The investment marks an expansion of the subsidiary’s business scope into a suspension technology that FAWER identifies as an important future development direction for automotive suspension systems.

Investment Supports Suspension Technology Development

FAWER stated that fully active suspension represents a key future development direction for automotive suspension systems and is highly suited to L4 and higher-level autonomous driving applications. The planned investment by FAWER Automotive Parts Limited Company is primarily focused on the equipment and software required to support research and development activities. By expanding its capabilities in electromechanical fully active suspension, FAWER Intelligent Suspension System (Changchun) Co Ltd is positioning the business around suspension technologies intended to meet the requirements of increasingly advanced vehicle systems and autonomous driving applications.

Advantages Over Conventional Hydraulic Solutions

Compared with conventional hydraulic solutions, electromechanical fully active suspension offers significant advantages in response speed, energy consumption control, and force control accuracy. These characteristics are particularly relevant to advanced vehicle applications where suspension behavior must respond rapidly and be controlled precisely. The technology’s suitability for L4 and higher-level autonomous driving applications provides the strategic context for FAWER Automotive Parts Limited Company and its subsidiary to expand into this business. The CNY 4.36 million addition to the 2026 investment budget will primarily support the equipment and office hardware and software needed for this development effort.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FAWER investing in for its suspension business?
The investment is focused on expanding into electromechanical fully active suspension technology, which FAWER considers an important future direction for automotive suspension systems. Its subsidiary plans to add CNY 4.36 million to its 2026 investment budget, primarily to purchase research and development equipment and office hardware and software. The technology is also considered highly suitable for L4 and higher-level autonomous driving applications because it can provide faster response, improved energy consumption control, and greater force control accuracy compared with conventional hydraulic suspension solutions.