Together with CST,
it distributes the torque between the rear wheels in a way that allows the car to accelerate out of bends some 20 percent faster than a model fitted with a conventional limited - slip diff.
Like on rails: quattro with sport differential As a complement to the new quattro drivetrain, the Audi quattro concept also features the sport differential, which actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels.
Active Driveline also features Active Torque Biasing with electronic - Diff (e-Diff) technology to
distribute torque between the rear wheels, optimizing traction and stability.
Handling is enhanced thanks to the sport differential that actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels, complementing the quattro AWD system that is now standard on all A8s.
It actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels in order to further boost stability and grip at the vehicle's limits of handling.
The rear diff actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels.
Like on rails: quattro with sport differential As a complement to the new quattro drivetrain in the RS 5, Audi offers another dynamic technology as an option: the sport differential, which actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels.
The F - Type R Coupe also gains the second - generation version of Jaguar's Electronically Active Differential, which
distributes torque between the rear wheels.
In the rear differential, two wet - clutches are used to
distribute torque between the rear wheels in a full spectrum.
At the rear axle, two independent electronically - controlled wet - plate clutches
distribute torque between the rear wheels, with the capability to direct 100 per cent of that torque to either rear wheel in 100 milliseconds (0.1 seconds).
You can see on the dashboard how traction is balanced between axles, and Porsche will also help you with something called PDCC Sport and PTV Plus, which essentially keep your car stabilized and help
distribute torque between rear wheels in sharp corners.
As a complement to the quattro drivetrain, Audi made an optional sport differential available, which actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels.
Our tester had the optional sport differential ($ 1,900) that also actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels.
The car's agility is further enhanced with the optional sport differential that actively
distributes torque between the rear wheels and the optional dynamic steering with variable ratios.
It uses two superposition gears to
distribute torque between the rear wheels.
Not exact matches
Its
torque distribution is 40:60 front:
rear, while V6 - equipped cars get Audi's sport differential — which actively
distributes power
between the
rear wheels individually during cornering — as an option.
The system now features a lighter twin - clutch
rear differential to help
distribute torque between the front and
rear wheels, as well as from right and left
wheels.
The base model will remain FWD but AWD variants will feature the latest quattro
torque vectoring systems, which
distribute drive individually
between each axle and
between the
rear wheels for improved traction and stability.
The AWD system runs primarily in front -
wheel under most conditions, but can transfer up to 70 per cent of
torque to the
rear wheels and from there,
distribute it
between the left or right
wheel.
The S - AWC system uses antilock brakes, Active Stability Control (ASC) and Active Yaw Control (AYC) to
distribute torque between the four
wheels, sending driving
torque to the
rear wheels and
between the left and right
wheels via brake force.
While some vehicles can only split power
between the front and
rear axles, a few include
torque vectoring, which can further
distribute power
between the left and right
wheels.
The BMW xDrive is an intelligent all -
wheel drive system that monitors the driving situation constantly and
distributes drive power smoothly
between the axles, where under normal driving conditions xDrive works with a basic 40/60
torque split front and
rear.
SH - AWD ™
distributes optimum
torque not only
between the front and
rear axles, but also
between the left and right
rear wheels.
The engine's
torque is
distributed between the front and
rear wheels by the transfer case's fully variable, electronically controlled multi-plate clutch, before the Active M Differential splits it again as needed
between the two
rear wheels.
Even when pushing hard, the AWD system works with two
torque - vectoring devices: the electronic differential lock (EDS) and cross differential lock (XDS +), both applying the brakes to
distribute torque between left and right
wheels in tandem with the AWD's front - to -
rear split.
With the
rear sport differential,
torque is actively
distributed between the
rear wheels, helping to neutralize understeer or oversteer around curves.
With the available
rear sport differential,
torque is actively
distributed between the
rear wheels, helping to propel around curves while neutralizing understeer or oversteer.
It uses two clutches housed in a bespoke
rear drive module to
distribute torque between the two
rear wheels.
The new Turbo should be more playful, thanks to an overhauled Porsche Traction Management system, which
distributes the
torque between the front and
rear wheels through an electronically controlled multiple - plate clutch.
The two clutches
distribute torque between the front and
rear axle and
between the two
rear wheels.
An optional all -
wheel - drive system is also available which requires no driver intervention and automatically
distributes torque between the front and
rear wheels.
The new seven - speed S tronic changes gears with lightning speed, and the new sport differential
distributes the
torque as needed
between the
rear wheels.
The system offers a standard 50/50
torque split
between front and
rear wheels, but uses sensors to
distribute torque between the
wheels depending on slippage.
SH - AWD (TM) is Acura's patented all -
wheel drive system that
distributes the optimum amount of
torque not only
between the front and
rear axles but also
between the left and right
rear wheels.
The innovative control system
distributes the drive
torque in continuously variable proportions
between the
rear wheels.
It actively
distributes drive
torque between the
rear wheels, complementing quattro all -
wheel drive.
Intelligent Variable
Torque Management for all Four Wheels (i - VTM4) This entirely more capable system progressively distributes optimum torque between the front and rear axles and, for the first time in a Honda vehicle, dynamically distributes engine torque between the left and right rear wheels using the new, lightweight rear drive
Torque Management for all Four
Wheels (i - VTM4) This entirely more capable system progressively
distributes optimum
torque between the front and rear axles and, for the first time in a Honda vehicle, dynamically distributes engine torque between the left and right rear wheels using the new, lightweight rear drive
torque between the front and
rear axles and, for the first time in a Honda vehicle, dynamically
distributes engine
torque between the left and right rear wheels using the new, lightweight rear drive
torque between the left and right
rear wheels using the new, lightweight
rear drive unit.
Built with quattro ® with
rear sport differential where
torque is actively
distributed between the
rear wheels helps propel the A7 around turns while neutralizing oversteer or understeer.
It uses a sophisticated system of clutches to quickly
distribute torque between front and
rear wheels — up to 100 percent in either direction — to avoid
wheel slip.
This SH - AWD system will
distribute torque between the front and
rear wheels within a range of 70:30 and 30:70 in accordance with driver input and driving conditions, while at the same time controlling
torque distribution to the two
rear wheels within a range of 100:0 and 0:100.
The MDX features Acura's acclaimed Super Handling All -
Wheel Drive ™ (SH - AWD ®), which progressively
distributes optimum
torque not only
between the front and
rear axles but also
between the left and right
rear wheels.
Honda i - VTM4 progressively
distributes optimum
torque between the front and
rear axles and dynamically
distributes engine
torque between the left and right
rear wheels, with the capacity to overdrive the outside
rear wheel by 2.7 percent to create a yaw moment that improves cornering precision.
SH - AWD ®
distributes the optimum amount of
torque not only
between the front and
rear axles, but also
between the left and right
rear wheels.
AWD versions of the car - style monocoque - platform XUV500 incorporate an Interactive
Torque Management system that automatically distributes torque between the front and rear w
Torque Management system that automatically
distributes torque between the front and rear w
torque between the front and
rear wheels.
The innovative control system
distributes the drive
torque in continuously variable proportions
between the
rear wheels — if necessary, it diverts virtually all the power to just one of the two
wheels — thereby achieving a substantial increase in agility, driving pleasure and active driving safety.
As such, it vectors
torque across the
rear axle as well as
distributing it dynamically
between front and
rear wheels.
This entirely more capable system progressively
distributes optimum
torque between the front and
rear axles and, for the first time ever in a Honda vehicle, dynamically
distributes engine
torque between the left and right
rear wheels.
The permanent all -
wheel drive of the Lamborghini Aventador LP 750 - 4 Superveloce - denoted by the» 4» in its name - uses a Haldex Generation IV electronically controlled coupling system to
distribute torque between front and
rear.
It only
distributes up to half of available engine
torque between the
rear wheels, mind, rather than the 70 % you get in the Ford.
This entirely more capable system progressively
distributes optimum
torque between the front and
rear axles and dynamically
distributes engine
torque between the left and right
rear wheels.