AFRstyrning

AFRstyrning, also known as Active Front Steering, is an advanced vehicle steering technology designed to enhance vehicle handling and stability, particularly in challenging driving conditions. This system is commonly used in high-performance and luxury vehicles, as well as in certain SUVs and trucks.

The primary function of AFRstyrning is to actively control the steering angle of the front wheels in real-time, based on various inputs such as vehicle speed, steering angle, and sensor data from the vehicle's dynamics control system. This active intervention helps to improve cornering stability, reduce understeer or oversteer, and enhance overall driving dynamics.

AFRstyrning operates by using a combination of mechanical and electronic components. A hydraulic or electric actuator is integrated into the steering system, allowing for precise and rapid adjustments to the steering angle. Sensors and control units monitor the vehicle's behavior and make real-time adjustments to the steering angle, optimizing the vehicle's handling characteristics.

The benefits of AFRstyrning include improved cornering stability, enhanced traction, and a more responsive and predictable steering feel. This technology is particularly valuable in situations where precise control and stability are crucial, such as during high-speed cornering, emergency maneuvers, or when driving on slippery or uneven surfaces.

AFRstyrning is often integrated with other advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and vehicle dynamics control technologies, such as Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and Traction Control System (TCS), to provide a comprehensive and integrated approach to vehicle handling and safety.