What does 4MATIC on Mercedes-Benz mean?
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4MATIC on Mercedes-Benz refers to four-wheel drive, with its core technology being the 4ETS differential limiting technology. 4ETS utilizes the automatic braking force distribution function of ABS to achieve differential limiting. Development history of 4MATIC: In 1987, the new 4MATIC technology made its debut in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class (W124 series). The new 4MATIC employs cutting-edge technology, combining mechanical and electronic components to further enhance the outstanding characteristics of Mercedes-Benz; Since 1999, 4ETS (Four-Wheel Drive Electronic Traction System) has been used in conjunction with 4MATIC as a differential lock in Mercedes-Benz passenger cars. Features of 4MATIC: The 4MATIC full four-wheel drive system is designed to be compact, lightweight, and optimized for friction performance, offering significant advantages compared to other full four-wheel drive systems. It also excels in weight, fuel economy, comfort, and passive safety performance.