Rounding out the SVR's go - fast upgrades are a range of carbon - fiber bits (front splitter, rear spoiler, and optional roof), active rear spoiler, underbody airflow enhancements, cast - aluminum rear suspension knuckles,
new active dampers, and available forged aluminum wheels.
Other upgrades include
a new active damper system, active steering system, limited - slip differential and available high - performance tires.
Not exact matches
A
new spring and
damper module design also helps in this department, with a twin - spring setup that works with Jaguar's Adaptive Dynamics
active damping system that now has height - adjustable
dampers.
There's tons more of course — two stage adjustable
dampers, a specifically tuned Sport Handling setting for the stability and traction control, ceramic brakes,
new Michelin Pilot Cup 2 tyres, a
new active rear locking differential.
At the same time, Normal and Sport drive modes affect the behavior of the
dampers as well as the tuning of the
new dual - pinion, variable - ratio steering rack, throttle mapping, and
active noise control.
Active dampers are an option, as are various larger wheels (up to 19in) that no doubt provide a sportier feel at the expense of ride quality - though hopefully the
new Mercedes A-class will handle all surfaces better than its firmly - suspended predecessor.
As well as replacing the bulky and complex
Active Body Control (ABC) suspension hardware with more straightforward coil - over
damper units at the corners in the best motorsport tradition (ride height, wheel alignment and camber can all be adjusted for track work), AMG's engineers have plumped out the track by 97 mm at the front and 85 mm at the rear to exploit the
new spring links, camber struts, pull / push rods and weight - optimised aluminium wheel carriers developed in conjunction with German motorsport specialists KW.
Even mention of the
new Bilstein
dampers and improvements to the Super
Active Yaw Control and
Active Centre Diff the MR didn't really suggest the MR's clear improvements over the already superb Evo VIII.
The long list of innovative driver aids includes dynamic LED headlights, the so - called Magic Carpet Ride chassis featuring a camera - based
damper adjustment system, an ever - more - intelligent brake assist with cross traffic recognition, and a
new active cruise control that can even execute lane changes and passing maneuvers.
To handle that additional bit of performance, the vehicle will get
new anti-roll bar,
new active exhaust system, sport spring and
dampers, and lightweight brakes.
Thanks to the available state of the art chassis systems including Dynamic
Damper Control with Adaptive Mode and Integral
Active Steering, now combinable with xDrive, BMW's intelligent all - wheel drive system, Advanced Driver Assistant Systems and Parking Assistance Systems the all -
new BMW 5 Series once more defines the athletic and executive design of a true sport sedan.
I'd defy anyone who didn't know as much to believe it after a drive in the CS, but the car's extra steering feedback and body control come entirely from its
new forged wheels and «cup» tyres (the former an inch smaller in diameter up front, the latter getting a widened section at the rear, just like the GTS) and from redeveloped software calibrations for its
dampers, power steering and
active differential.
With the exception of the
active PASM
damper system (as standard with the Cayenne S), all other chassis systems are
new developments.
A host of acronyms helps to that end — specifically Porsche
Active Suspension Management (PASM) electronic damper control, a Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control Sport (PDCC Sport) system, and Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus) and active roll stabilization — as does the new electromechanical steering system and 918 Spyder - influenced rear axle ste
Active Suspension Management (PASM) electronic
damper control, a Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control Sport (PDCC Sport) system, and Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus) and
active roll stabilization — as does the new electromechanical steering system and 918 Spyder - influenced rear axle ste
active roll stabilization — as does the
new electromechanical steering system and 918 Spyder - influenced rear axle steering.
Other SVR features include reduced transmission shift times, larger front air intakes for the twin intercoolers, electronically - controlled two - stage
active exhaust system, larger exhaust tubing, recalibrated Dynamic Active Rear Locking Differential, Brembo six - piston front brakes, revised suspension air spring piston profile, continuously variable magnetorheological dampers, a new front fascia, new front bumper, new front fenders, new rear bumper, new rear spoiler that reduces lift, and much
active exhaust system, larger exhaust tubing, recalibrated Dynamic
Active Rear Locking Differential, Brembo six - piston front brakes, revised suspension air spring piston profile, continuously variable magnetorheological dampers, a new front fascia, new front bumper, new front fenders, new rear bumper, new rear spoiler that reduces lift, and much
Active Rear Locking Differential, Brembo six - piston front brakes, revised suspension air spring piston profile, continuously variable magnetorheological
dampers, a
new front fascia,
new front bumper,
new front fenders,
new rear bumper,
new rear spoiler that reduces lift, and much more.
Among the
new standard features is a two axle air suspension with automatic self levelling, as well as Dynamic
Damper Control and the latest update of the Integral
Active Steering system, along with the first electromechanically driven Dynamic Drive roll stabilisation system.
Power and performance come from three electric motors, 7 - speed dual clutch transmission, an advanced Electro Servo braking system, MDX Sport Hybrid - exclusive
Active Damper technology, and an expanded - range Integrated Dynamics System with four modes including the
new SPORT + mode.
That means tweaked
dampers and spring rates to get the most out of the XJR with
new settings for the
active electronic diff and DSC hopefully taming the SuperSport's sometimes wayward application of the power on offer.
Thanks to the available state of the art chassis systems including Integral
Active Steering now combinable with xDrive (BMW's intelligent all - wheel drive system), Driver and Parking Assistance Systems and Adaptive Mode including Dynamic
Damper Control, the all -
new BMW 5 Series once more defines the athletic and executive design of a true sport sedan.
Elsewhere, there's adaptive air suspension with
new three - chamber technology and Porsche
Active Suspension Management (PASM electronic
damper control).
The system engages with multiple chassis and drivetrain components, including the
new dual - pinion variable - ratio electric power steering (EPS), automatic transmission, drive - by - wire throttle, adaptive
dampers and
Active Sound Control system, to provide the driver with an expanded range of driving characteristics.
The SVR has the sound and handling to match its engine performance, thanks to a
new active quad exhaust system in which valves open electronically at 3000rpm to liberate more noise, plus a recalibrated rear differential, torque vectoring, adaptive dampers, revised electric steering, Active Roll Control and six - piston Brembo b
active quad exhaust system in which valves open electronically at 3000rpm to liberate more noise, plus a recalibrated rear differential, torque vectoring, adaptive
dampers, revised electric steering,
Active Roll Control and six - piston Brembo b
Active Roll Control and six - piston Brembo brakes.
The
new luxury vehicle comes standard with safety features like a blind spot information system, Adaptive Cruise Control, Collision Mitigating Braking System and an
active damper system.
The chassis boasts a lifted air suspension with long - travel
dampers and
new knuckles; Hydraulic
Active Roll Control that provides better wheel articulation, and a set of 20 - inch forged - aluminum wheels wrapped in Goodyear Wrangler off - road tires.
It's also believed the
new Talisman will come with 4Control, Renault's four - wheel steering system, as well as
active dampers for on - the - fly adjustment between a variety of driving presets (Comfort, Sport etc.).
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The
new BMW 5 Series Sedan is available with Adaptive Drive encompassing Dynamic
Damper Control and Dynamic Drive stability control, as well as BMW's Integral
Active Steering.
The rest get changes to appearance, but most important is the
new family of 3.0 - liter turbocharged engines, and standard Porsche
Active Suspension Management (PASM), which uses active dampers to improve ride and han
Active Suspension Management (PASM), which uses
active dampers to improve ride and han
active dampers to improve ride and handling.
The F - Pace SVR gets other changes like uprated spring and
dampers, a
new anti-roll bar,
new lightweight forged alloy wheels, while larger, lightweight brakes, a
new active exhaust system and the
active differential from the F - Type.
The
new 7 Series also features
Active Roll Stabilization, utilizing the active dampers to tighten the suspension travel when driving quickly through twisty roads or slacken everything up when driving straight on, say, a hi
Active Roll Stabilization, utilizing the
active dampers to tighten the suspension travel when driving quickly through twisty roads or slacken everything up when driving straight on, say, a hi
active dampers to tighten the suspension travel when driving quickly through twisty roads or slacken everything up when driving straight on, say, a highway.
Active roll stabilization; electronic
damper control; four - wheel steering; eight - speed transmission; a
new twin - scroll, single - turbo 3.0 - liter in - line six putting out 300 horsepower and 300 pound - feet of torque (or a twin - turbo 4.4 - liter V - 8 with 400 hp, in the 550i);
new robotic parking assistance; head - up display; night vision; stop - and - go adaptive cruise control, which will maintain a following distance in traffic and slow to a stop, then start rolling again, just like traffic on the 405; and roughly 8 million other acronymic systems, gadgets, gizmos and flight surfaces loomed to the car's high - speed cerebellum.
New to the 2019 RDX in the Advance Package, the
Active Damper System is part of the vehicle's Integrated Dynamics System (IDS) that also controls the Electric Power Steering (EPS), Drive - by - Wire ™ throttle system, Vehicle Stability Assist ™ (VSA ®) and traction control.
Also
new for the small Cadillacs was Road Sensing Suspension, an
active damper management system, and revised disc brakes.