🚗Subaru offers various all-wheel drive systems for their vehicles.
🧠The symmetrical all-wheel drive is a pioneer system offering power to all four wheels.
⚙️The active all-wheel drive uses sensors to predict and adjust power distribution.
🔄The variable torque distribution provides a rear-biased driving experience.
🏎️The DCCCD system is designed for racing.
What is the symmetrical all-wheel drive system?
—The symmetrical all-wheel drive is a pioneering system by Subaru that offers power to all four wheels, providing enhanced traction and stability.
How does the active all-wheel drive system work?
—The active all-wheel drive system uses sensors to predict and adjust power distribution, ensuring optimal grip and handling in various driving conditions.
What is the variable torque distribution system?
—The variable torque distribution system provides a rear-biased driving experience, with a majority of power sent to the rear wheels to enhance acceleration and handling.
What is the DCCCD system?
—The DCCCD (Driver Controlled Center Differential) system is designed for racing, allowing the driver to manually control the power distribution between the front and rear wheels for maximum performance.
Which Subaru models feature these all-wheel drive systems?
—Subaru offers different all-wheel drive systems in various models, with the symmetrical all-wheel drive being available in almost every model as standard equipment.
00:00Subaru offers various all-wheel drive systems for their vehicles.
03:19The symmetrical all-wheel drive is a pioneer system offering power to all four wheels.
08:00The active all-wheel drive uses sensors to predict and adjust power distribution.
11:50The variable torque distribution provides a rear-biased driving experience.
13:06The DCCCD system is designed for racing.
