All-wheel drive (AWD) technology has taken the automotive world by storm in recent years, because of its ability to effectively transfer power to the ground. Today, many sport utility vehicles use AWD for better acceleration, performance, safety and traction in all kinds of driving conditions.
Typically, an AWD drivetrain operates as a front- or rear-wheel drive system. It preemptively sends power to front and rear axles to prevent wheel slip, then backs down if no slip occurs. No driver effort is needed to activate the system.
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