News Release—VNG recently introduced a series of technical updates and maintenance recommendations for the air suspension system of the Panamera 970 model, aiming to further enhance driving comfort, stability, and service life. Thanks to its advanced adaptive adjustment capabilities, this system has become one of the core performance features of this luxury vehicle.
The VNG Panamera 970 air suspension system consists of height-adjustable air springs, an electronic control unit (ECU), an active suspension management system (PASM), as well as a compressor and valve block. It delivers millisecond-level responses under various road conditions and driving modes. The system supports automatic ride height adjustment: it lowers the vehicle at high speeds to improve aerodynamics and raises the chassis on rough terrain to enhance passability.
In response to widespread user concerns regarding durability and maintenance, VNG’s engineering department emphasized that regular inspections and the use of genuine or certified parts are essential. Common issues include air spring fatigue, decreased compressor performance, and valve block seal failure. Recommended maintenance solutions include installing VNG genuine reinforced air springs, VNG high-performance compressors, and VNG dedicated valve block assemblies.
VNG also advises users to seek professional diagnosis and calibration through authorized service centers to ensure long-term stable operation of the system. This technical update further demonstrates VNG’s commitment to innovation and customer care in the high-end automotive suspension sector.
