
AWD in cars stands for All-Wheel Drive system, which is commonly equipped on off-road vehicles and high-performance sedans. The All-Wheel Drive system means that all four wheels of the vehicle are drive wheels and are constantly engaged. Through a central differential and independent differentials on the front and rear axles, the driving force is distributed to all four tires. In theory, the All-Wheel Drive system is the ideal vehicle driving method, providing better wheel traction, more effortless high-speed cornering, and easier control, while simultaneously enhancing both the safety and performance of the vehicle. Since all four wheels receive power distribution at all times, if any wheel begins to slip, the system automatically intervenes to redistribute the power among the four wheels, ensuring optimal road contact at all times.


