What Is the E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL Feature in the New Mercedes-Maybach® GLS 600 SUV?

Mercedes-Maybach® GLS 600 SUV E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL Feature  

When it comes to luxury, the Mercedes-Maybach® GLS 600 SUV sets a new standard with its innovative E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL feature. This advanced suspension system enhances your driving experience with unparalleled smoothness and precision. This luxury SUV is available at Mercedes-Benz of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, AZ, combining state-of-the-art technology with the sophistication you expect from Maybach. Contact our dealership today to learn more about this exceptional vehicle, or schedule a test drive to take it out for a spin!  


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Overview of the E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL Feature  

The E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL system in the Mercedes-Maybach® GLS 600 SUV offers superior comfort and handling. This electrohydraulic suspension system uses variable damping to provide a smoother ride and optimal ground clearance. It adjusts automatically based on road conditions, vehicle load, and your selected drive program. Whether cruising at high speeds or navigating uneven terrain, this system ensures your ride remains stable and comfortable. This SUV lowers itself at higher speeds to enhance fuel efficiency and driving safety. This all-round level control keeps the suspension consistent, even when carrying heavy loads. Additionally, it has a ROAD SURFACE SCAN function that detects unevenness in the road via a multifunction camera to reduce chassis movements.  


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Overview of the ROAD SURFACE SCAN Function

The ROAD SURFACE SCAN function takes comfort to the next level. It detects bumps and unevenness on the road before you drive over them. Adjusting the damping for each wheel minimizes chassis movement and maximizes comfort. Its CURVE inclination function is another standout feature. It adjusts the suspension for smoother cornering, making sharp turns feel effortless. Furthermore, the E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL feature includes specific settings for various scenarios. For off-road adventures, the SUV raises itself for better ground clearance. It adjusts automatically during city drives or high-speed travel to suit your needs. This versatility ensures optimal performance no matter where you go.  

Learn More About the Mercedes-Maybach® GLS 600 SUV E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL Feature!

With its E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL feature, the new Mercedes-Maybach® GLS 600 SUV E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL feature offers a driving experience like no other. From advanced comfort to adaptive handling, it’s designed to meet every demand with elegance. Visit Mercedes-Benz of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, AZ, to learn more about this extraordinary SUV.   

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