How Many Types of Vehicle Drivetrains Are There?
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Currently, passenger vehicles have several drivetrain configurations: front-engine front-wheel drive (FF), front-engine rear-wheel drive (FR), front-engine all-wheel drive (FAWD), mid-engine rear-wheel drive (MR), mid-engine all-wheel drive (MAWD), rear-engine rear-wheel drive (RR), and rear-engine all-wheel drive (RAWD). Here is more information about vehicle drivetrain configurations: 1. The term "drivetrain configuration" refers to the arrangement of the engine and the number and position of the driven wheels. 2. Front-engine front-wheel drive (FF) is the most prevalent configuration in passenger cars, though it is rarely used in trucks and buses. 3. This configuration is currently widely used in passenger vehicles with engine displacements below 2.5 liters.