What is the function of the X-Trail's driveshaft?
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The function of the X-Trail's driveshaft is to transmit the engine's power to the wheels together with the transmission and drive axle, enabling the vehicle to generate driving force. Below are specific details about the X-Trail: Configuration: Equipped with Hill Start Assist, Hill Descent Control, Electronic Brake Limited Slip Differential (B-LSD), Yaw Moment Control, and Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC). Transmission: The intelligent All-Mode 4WD system is paired with Nissan's Xtronic-CVT continuously variable transmission. Suspension: The X-Trail features a new chassis and suspension system, with the rear suspension utilizing an advanced multi-link independent structure. The X-Trail boasts a ground clearance of over 200 mm.