Sentences with phrase «electric steering system still»

That said, the BMW truck's new electric steering system still needs some more work.

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However, although the steering isn't bad for an electric system, it still feels too light in slower speed corners and fails to feed back enough information about what the front tyres are doing.

Electric power steering, also new this year, has less on - center feel than the old hydraulic system but is still hyperalert.

Although better weighted, the steering is still rather artificial, a common complaint with electric power assisted systems.

The electric power steering feels much like the old hydraulic system but is still a little light at highway speeds.

Entry - level Stelvio models still get plenty of kit, including 17in alloy wheels, leather steering wheel, a 6.5 in infotainment system, automatic braking with pedestrian detection, cruise control, front and rear parking sensors, electric tailgate plus automatic lights and wipers.

Surprisingly, the power steering still uses the engine to pump its hydraulics rather than switching to an electric power steering system.

Surprisingly, the combination of its new electric power steering and DAS system was still responsive to my sharp turns, while maintaining my feel for the texture of the road.

The Charger still has good old - fashioned hydraulic power steering which gives more feedback than a poopy electric system.

In the drivetrain, the CVT stands out as the most advanced component, and Nissan applied solid engineering to the power - steering system in order to maintain a traditional feel while still gaining the efficiency of an electric system.

Still using a hydraulic power - steering boost system where many other automakers have gone to electric, the steering wheel maintains a comfortable amount of heft and resistance at speed.

The Super Duty still uses a hydraulic steering system, but an optional adaptive steering system uses a tiny electric motor in the steering column to provide additional assist at low speeds.

Of course, I still miss the feedback and connection the old hydraulic steering system offered, but electric systems are here to stay so we just have to deal with it.

It can make for some work through twisties, but the hydraulic steering tracks the uneven flow of pavement in a fashion the best electric systems still can't.

The bumps are more muted, though you can still feel them, and the steering feels sharper, heavier and more robust, thanks to the electric power steering system on stiffer mounts.

Dynamically, the Rogue still suffers from an electric power steering system that's too lightly weighted and lacks feedback.