Allradkonzepten
Allradkonzepten, a German term translating to "all-wheel drive concepts," refers to the various mechanical and electronic systems employed by manufacturers to deliver power to all four wheels of a vehicle. This contrasts with traditional two-wheel drive systems, which only power the front or rear axle. The primary benefit of all-wheel drive is enhanced traction and stability, particularly in adverse weather conditions such as rain, snow, or ice, and on uneven terrain.
There are several distinct types of all-wheel drive concepts. Full-time or permanent all-wheel drive systems continuously
Part-time all-wheel drive systems, on the other hand, allow the driver to manually engage or disengage the
A more common and sophisticated approach is automatic or on-demand all-wheel drive. These systems primarily operate
Finally, some concepts utilize locking differentials. These can be mechanically or electronically engaged to lock the