Which component of the 2025 QX55 is designed to ensure smoother handling and responsiveness?

The 4-wheel independent suspension in the 2025 QX55 plays a key role in enhancing the vehicle's handling and responsiveness. This system allows each wheel to move independently from the others, which significantly improves ride comfort and stability. When driving, the independent movement of the wheels helps the vehicle maintain better contact with the road surface, allowing for more precise steering and improved cornering performance.

This feature is particularly effective in absorbing bumps and irregularities in the road, which means that the vehicle can provide a smoother ride for passengers while also ensuring that the driver retains a strong sense of control. The overall geometry of the independent suspension contributes to a more dynamic driving experience, making the QX55 feel more agile and responsive to steering inputs.

In contrast, while the Active Torque Split System allocates power between the front and rear wheels for optimal traction, and the Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT) enhances engine efficiency and smooth acceleration, they do not directly impact the overall handling characteristics in the same way the independent suspension does. Similarly, Electronic Stability Control assists in maintaining vehicle stability during challenging driving conditions but is more focused on safety rather than improving the fundamental handling dynamics.