What does automatic four-wheel drive mean?
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It refers to the switching between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive controlled by a computer chip. On normal road surfaces, the vehicle operates in two-wheel drive mode. When encountering off-road conditions or wheel slippage, the computer detects and automatically distributes power to the other two wheels. Here is additional information: Part-time four-wheel drive: Electric four-wheel drive (automatic transmission) is electronically controlled, while manual four-wheel drive (manual transmission) is fully mechanically controlled. Since electric four-wheel drive uses a computer chip to control the switching between two-wheel and four-wheel drive, this places higher demands not only on the quality of car parts but also on the control program, which affects the intelligence of the drive mode switching. Disadvantages: Although electric four-wheel drive can enhance the vehicle's control over the tires, it still has certain disadvantages on high-intensity unpaved roads. With today's advanced technology, electric four-wheel drive, as an emerging technology, will continue to improve and advance on existing technologies.