Sentences with phrase «g vectoring control»

The true advantage of this system is somewhat more abstract: G Vectoring Control claims to do all of the above without compromising the already intuitive, already responsive driving feel we enjoy in Mazdas.

Mazda has implemented frequent updates in the past — most recently to suppress engine noise for the diesel variants and enhance active safety with g Vectoring Control.

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The CX - 5 will feature Mazda's G - Vectoring Control, a system that subtly uses the front brakes to shift weight forward to improve the car's turn - in ability.

Earlier for the 2017 model year, the Mazda6 received G - Vectoring Control and other features, after just having been refreshed for the 2016 model year.

For 2017, the Mazda Mazda6 sports a new G - Vectoring Control system, as well as an optional Premium package.

And then there's G - Vectoring Control: Essentially, Mazda spent eight years developing technology to help the car feel more responsive.

Enhanced conditions ahead One of the most significant additions is the inclusion of Mazda's G - Vectoring Control.

For 2017, Mazda adds G - Vectoring Control technology to every version of the Mazda 6.

It also gets G - Vectoring Control, which further improves handling by minimizing the need for minor steering corrections.

Predictive all - wheel drive and exclusive G - Vectoring Control heighten driving dynamics and for 2018 all CX - 9s get automatic emergency braking, blind - spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert standard.

The 2017 Mazda 6 is a great case in point, especially now that it comes with more equipment, a 50 - state partial zero emission vehicle rating, and highly effective G - Vectoring Control technology that heightens an already enjoyable driving experience.

G - Vectoring Control is new for 2017 and uses sensor inputs and engine management to allow for better handling.

It gets the useful G - Vectoring Control technology that reduces engine power slightly when the driver turns the wheel into a curve, helping the car track better.

The upgrades to the 2018 Mazda CX - 9 include changes to the second and third row seats, to provide easier access, Smart City Brake Support, new colors and G - Vectoring Control.

See the slideshow below for the 10 tech improvements that make the CX - 5, as Mazda says, punch above its weight, including full - range adaptive cruise control, G - Vectoring, more USB jacks, a head - up display that includes blind spot information, and traffic sign recognition.

This would be a combination of both cars» all - wheel drive, the changes to the steering and suspension, plus the addition of G - Vectoring Control.

The CX - 9 is one of the sportier SUVs in the three - row crossover segment and for 2018 the CX - 9 now comes standard with G - Vectoring Control to give it an even more dynamic driving experience.

Engineered to make you feel enlightened on every drive, the Mazda6 exudes power and efficiency through its SKYACTIV ® 1 technology and, at the same time, enhances handling and traction by engaging its G - Vectoring Control.

Mazda6's are complemented by a host of improvements introduced for 2017, including improved sound insulation, available Nappa leather seating surfaces, standard G - Vectoring Control vehicle dynamics enhancement technology and available Machine Gray Metallic paint.

Other active safety and driver assist measures — such as G - Vectoring Control — are also included in the 2017 model.

The upgraded 6 arrives in Australia with G - Vectoring Control (GVC) and NVH suppression tweaks for all models (but with additional technical changes for the diesel variants).

There's also a trick called GVC, short for G - Vectoring Control.

All models retain G - Vectoring control, a torque - vectoring system designed to improve the car's cornering dynamics and sVectoring control, a torque - vectoring system designed to improve the car's cornering dynamics and svectoring system designed to improve the car's cornering dynamics and stability.

Mazda presented its new G - Vectoring Control (GVC) technology to European media earlier this month and to Australian and US press last week.

The 2017 Mazda 6 comes with more equipment and highly effective G - Vectoring Control technology.

Well, maybe not quite, but Mazda's new G - Vectoring Control Activation does help.

Mazda's G - Vectoring Control then sharpened things further; when the steering wheel is turned, it backs out of the gas slightly, increasing the downforce on the front tires.

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Predictive all - wheel drive and exclusive G - Vectoring Control heighten driving dynamics and for 2018 all...

All - wheel - drive models get Mazda's G - Vectoring Control, a technology feature that varies engine torque in response to steering inputs to improve steering feel and handling.

VEHICLE DYNAMICS with G - vectoring control comes standard to deliver the keenest of drives, with available predictive i - ACTIV AWD ® tuning the 187 hp 2.5 L engine for exceptional traction across adverse conditions.

Most notable is Mazda's new G - Vectoring Control — a technology feature that varies engine torque in response to steering inputs to improve handling and ride quality.

A new torque - vectoring system, called G - Vectoring Control (GVC), is said to improve stability throughvectoring system, called G - Vectoring Control (GVC), is said to improve stability throughVectoring Control (GVC), is said to improve stability through corners.

It should also be more exciting to drive thanks to G - Vectoring Control now available as standard.

A recent addition to the MAZDA3 lineup is G - Vectoring Control, an exclusive technology that uses the engine to refine steering and handling to match driver input.

Also newly standard is Mazda's G - Vectoring Control, a technology feature that varies engine torque in response to steering inputs to improve steering feel and handling.

The electronic system, which the Japanese automaker calls G - Vectoring Control, improves stability, increases traction and reduces driver workload while simultaneously providing all occupants with a more comfortable and enjoyable ride.

(In production vehicles, G - Vectoring Control is always on, and there is no activation button.)

The first in the series, G - Vectoring Control, will be introduced to all new - generation models starting with the updated Mazda Axela (known as Mazda3 outside Japan), which has just gone on sale in Japan.

Most would suspect that there has to be some sort of drawback, downside or negative consequence to using G - Vectoring Control, but there really isn't.

Naturally, this produced significant understeer each time I circled the cones, but the vehicle was much more stable and easier to manage with G - Vectoring Control switched to the «on» position.

After exhaustive testing to prove the effectiveness of the technology, Mazda gave it a name: G - Vectoring Control.

Blackboard discussions out of the way, Mazda invited me to try G - Vectoring Control in a Mazda 6 test vehicle.

In the most simplified description, G - Vectoring Control is an electronic system that momentarily pauses ignition when sophisticated sensors determine the steering wheel is being turned at the same time the vehicle is moving at speed.

When I drove the identical roads and at the same speeds, my control inputs were smoother and less dramatic with Mazda's G - Vectoring Control system econtrol inputs were smoother and less dramatic with Mazda's G - Vectoring Control system eControl system enabled.

They flew us out to California's Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca to test out their new handling - improving G - Vectoring Control system, but before we so much as sat in a car,...

The new framework adds ultra-high tensile - strength steel across key areas to drop weight while enhancing torsional rigidity, all while G - Vectoring Control achieves a smoother ride.

Instead, G - Vectoring Control is designed to improve driving dynamics, and represents the culmination of an eight - year mission to make vehicle steering feel more responsive and natural to the driver and vehicle motions more pleasing for the passengers.

The refreshed 2017 Mazda 6 and Mazda 3 will hit dealerships in September with minor changes all around, with one significant exception for driving enthusiasts: The new G - Vectoring Control system,...

Riding into 2017 with new SKYACTIV ® - VEHICLE DYNAMICS with G - Vectoring Control, as well as a retuned suspension, the compact car ups the ante on performance, according to 2017 Mazda3 reviews.