Torque-vectoring AWD (English, Русский) |
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what is torque-vectoring all wheel drive? (Edit)Torque-Vectoring all wheel drive system monitors vehicle speed, wheel speed, gear position, steering angle, yaw rate, lateral G forces and other inputs, and automatically adds torque to the outside rear wheel in corners to make the car turn quicker. Examples of Torque-Vectoring all wheel drive systems:
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My 2015.5 Volvo XC60 has torque vectoring (called CTC by Volvo), and despite being a high profile SUV, it is very "tied down" when doing hard high speed cornering.
1) German transmission and driveline company ZF's Vector Drive system is used in BMW X6 and 7 series, as an option, I belive. Here is link to a graphics. dl.dropbox.com It,s very similar to Audi's Sport Differential by the way, only actuating device is different (BMW - electric, Audi - hydraulic)
2) New example of relativly simple Torque Vectoring is Nissan little Juke in 4x4 form. Note - rear axle without differential! Graphics - dl.dropbox.com