Hey guys,
I watched a couple of videos talking about how EVs can distribute power better. This is because EVs can have multiple motors and it's easier optimize output directly to wheels compared to ICE having one power source and use mechanical components to distribute power. The result is much better corner handling.
I remember the 2023 AWD listed torque vectoring as a feature. And now we have the single-motor RWD version.
So my question is how different is the AWD compared to the AWD version when it comes to this?
I watched a couple of videos talking about how EVs can distribute power better. This is because EVs can have multiple motors and it's easier optimize output directly to wheels compared to ICE having one power source and use mechanical components to distribute power. The result is much better corner handling.
I remember the 2023 AWD listed torque vectoring as a feature. And now we have the single-motor RWD version.
So my question is how different is the AWD compared to the AWD version when it comes to this?
