Abstract: A tilting vehicle includes a frame, a right wheel and a left wheel set alongside one another, a suspension system that operatively connects the right and left wheels to the frame, and an electronic control system operatively connected to the suspension system; the suspension system includes a first extensible assembly between the right wheel and the frame, and being designed to exert a thrust action between the right wheel and the frame to control tilting of the vehicle; the suspension system including a second extensible assembly between the left wheel and the frame, and being designed to exert a thrust action between the left wheel and the frame, to control tilting of the vehicle; the vehicle includes an actuation interface having an exposed surface operatively connected to the control system; the actuation interface is designed to be operated by a driver to control tilting of the vehicle upon command.

Abstract: A motor vehicle with at least a first driving wheel tilting with respect to a first rotation axis transverse to the motor vehicle and a second driving wheel tilting with respect to a second rotation axis transverse to the motor vehicle has a power source for power generation and a transmission for power transmission to the first tilting driving wheel and second tilting driving wheel.

Abstract: A system for controlling tilting of two wheels of a vehicle, mechanically anchored to the chassis by a first and a second oscillating anchor arm is provided. The system has a first cylinder and a second cylinder suitable for being interposed between the chassis and the first and second oscillating anchor arms respectively. The first and second cylinders have respectively a first chamber and a second chamber with variable volume and containing a working fluid. Transfer of working fluid from the first to the second chamber results in an increase in the volume of the second chamber. Transfer of working fluid from the second to the first chamber results in an increase in the volume of the first chamber. A pipe connects the first and second chambers so that working fluid is alternately transferable from the first to the second chamber and from the second to the first chamber.