Enhanced traction and stability, particularly in challenging weather conditions like snow, rain, or ice, are key advantages of vehicles equipped with power distributed to all four wheels. This system allows for improved grip on slippery surfaces, minimizing wheel slippage and maximizing control.
The ability to maintain control and navigate difficult terrain contributes significantly to driver confidence and safety. Historically, this technology was primarily found in off-road vehicles. However, the increasing demand for enhanced vehicle safety and performance has led to wider adoption across various vehicle types, including sedans, SUVs, and crossovers. This shift reflects a growing recognition of the advantages such a system provides in diverse driving situations.
