The new kinetic suspension system of the 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Class will improve both its on-road and off-road prowess
Mercedes-Benz is readying an update for the 2025 G-Class and will implement a new kinetic suspension inspired by the advanced system of the current SL and GT models. This new suspension system should result in dramatically improved comfort and handling. It will work by replacing traditional anti-roll bars with an interconnected damping system with electro-hydraulic flow valves that adjust rebound and compression on the fly.
Not only does it improve the road credentials of the G-Class but it also works while off-roading and improves wheel articulation. “It gives us greater breadth of ability between the various driving modes,” Mercedes-AMG head of suspension development Ralf Haug said. “We’re able to go softer at one end and firmer at the other end of the spectrum, than we are with the more conventional suspension and the anti-roll bars that we use today.
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