Sentences with phrase «accelerating out of tight corners»

Presented for the first time in the new BMW i3s (270 N · m at 0 rpm, 135 kW / 184 HP, power consumption combined in European NEFZ test - cycle *: 14.3 kWh / 100 km; CO2 emissions combined: 0 g / km), the system improves traction and driving stability in adverse weather and road conditions when pulling away, in active Brake Energy Regeneration phases and when accelerating out of tight corners.

This particular development has shortened the control cycle, thus enabling the system to offer the aforementioned faster response time and better traction even in adverse weather and road conditions when pulling away in active Brake Energy Regeneration phases or when accelerating out of tight corners.

BMW says the system in the i3s improves traction and stability when pulling away from a standstill, while accelerating out of tight corners, in poor weather, and while the car is recovering energy from braking.

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BMW xDrive efficiently reduces understeer and oversteer when cornering by sending as necessary power front or rear, improving driving dynamics, for example when steering into a corner or accelerating out of even the tightest bends.

It's another component of that balance issue - when you can throw a car into a tight corner and precisely find the right line, downshift smoothly, and then accelerate out with no turbo lag, it feels as good as any exotic with two or three times the horsepower.