Physical mode selector
A dedicated wheel near the shifter keeps FWD, AWD and RWD selection separate from a touchscreen menu.
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Multi Wheel Drive combines a physical FWD/AWD/RWD choice with predictive assistance, giving the driver a clear mode while the system manages how that choice is delivered.
A dedicated wheel near the shifter keeps FWD, AWD and RWD selection separate from a touchscreen menu.
The base behavior keeps a RWD bias. Front-axle assistance can be added when the chosen mode and conditions call for it.
The Sensory system can preview the road and feed MWD before the car reaches a change in grip. The front tires remain responsible for steering rather than being used to automate the driver’s line.
MWD begins with rear-drive character and can add front-axle assistance when the selected mode and conditions call for it.
SSA can preview conditions ahead and feed that information to MWD before the car reaches a change in grip. Predictive driveline information can support the driver without taking steering away.
The system can redistribute drive, but the front tires remain responsible for the driver's steering input rather than automatically choosing the line.
The console selector gives the driver a clear FWD, AWD or RWD starting choice instead of hiding the driveline decision behind an automatic mode.
SSA can preview road geometry and grip conditions so MWD can prepare torque distribution while preserving the driver’s selected character.
The performance concept begins with a rear-drive bias and can use a small amount of front-wheel assistance to support the intended line. The front tires still steer normally rather than becoming a second steering system.
When requested, the hidden display can show the predicted driveline path so the driver can understand what the system expects rather than feeling unexplained intervention.
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