A Bibliometric Analysis of Suspension System Development for Enhancing Comfort in Family Passenger Vehicles

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In daily-used family passenger cars, passenger comfort is crucial. Vehicle suspension is a major factor in passenger comfort. A detailed suspension domain knowledge evaluation is necessary. Despite continual comfort technology advances, studies have yet to use bibliometric analysis to track suspension system history and expansion. This study analyzes keywords, citations, h-index, publishing years, journals, affiliations, nations, authors, and review articles in a novel way. Based on Scopus, the analysis is performed in CSV format and incorporated into bibliometric.org's Biblioshiny, VOSviewer, and R-studio apps. The US leads this study, followed by India and Canada. Indian publications are the most prolific. For suspension technology makers, this research may help them discover rivals and predict future trends. This study promotes suspending technology development through educated decision-making, strategic planning, and innovation.

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