This invention discloses an interconnected molecular spring vehicle suspension, comprising an interconnected structure of several hydraulic chamber units and an oil reservoir unit. Each hydraulic chamber unit includes a hydraulic chamber, a
piston rod, a damping module, and an
oil supply pipe. The oil reservoir unit includes a molecular spring chamber, insulating rubber, and an
oil tank. The
piston rod is connected to the
vehicle frame, and the
oil tank is isolated from the molecular spring chamber by the insulating rubber. The molecular spring chamber is filled with water and a hydrophobic
microporous material. When the
piston rod is compressed downwards, the hydraulic oil in the hydraulic chamber flows into the
oil tank through its damping module and the
oil supply pipe. When the
piston rod is extended, the hydraulic oil flows back into the hydraulic chamber under the elastic force of the molecular spring chamber. The molecular spring chamber provides
vibration isolation, and the damping force generated when the hydraulic oil flows back and forth through the damping module dissipates vibration energy. The interconnected design simplifies the structure of the molecular spring suspension, enabling lightweight suspension and reducing suspension costs.