It could potential be used in electric vehicles in combination with a regular lithium - ion battery to more efficiently capture the short bursts of electricity produced by regenerative braking, and to provide more instant -
power during hard acceleration.
(Torque steer is the tendency of a front - drive car to turn toward the wheel that is getting
the power during hard acceleration, and it can be scary if it comes unexpectedly during a turn.)
Not exact matches
Charge - depleting mode allows a fully charged PHEV to operate exclusively (or depending on the vehicle, almost exclusively, except
during hard acceleration) on electric
power until its battery state of charge is depleted to a predetermined level, at which time the vehicle's internal combustion engine or fuel cell will be engaged.
As weight shifts to the rear
during hard acceleration, the SH - AWD ® system transfers up to 45 % of engine
power to the rear wheels and takes full advantage of additional, available traction.
As weight shifts to the rear of the MDX
during hard acceleration, the SH - AWD system transfers up to 45 % of engine
power to the rear wheels to take advantage of available rear - wheel traction.
The CVT provides a smooth, uninterrupted
power delivery under relaxed, normal
acceleration, but then simulates gear ratios
during hard acceleration to re-create the feel and sound produced by a car with a traditional automatic.
During normal driving conditions, these extra valves will be closed, but they'll open during harder acceleration, creating lower backpressure, more engine power, and that beautiful Corvette signature
During normal driving conditions, these extra valves will be closed, but they'll open
during harder acceleration, creating lower backpressure, more engine power, and that beautiful Corvette signature
during harder acceleration, creating lower backpressure, more engine
power, and that beautiful Corvette signature sound.
The electric provides boost under
hard acceleration, and
powers the car
during coasting when the V6 shuts down.
These symptoms will be of the sort that relate to your vehicle having to struggle to get the fuel that it needs, and will include such things as
hard starting, rough running and idling, hesitation, particularly
during an attempt at a
hard or sharp
acceleration, such as when trying to pass another vehicle, and a sense of reduced
power, especially noticeable when going up a hill or
during some other type of demanding activity.