TORQUE VECTORING CONTROL
Bends throw up the odd surprise for any driver, forcing you to make sudden corrections that compromise grip and control. Torque
Vectoring Control balances braking and speed for improved handling. Even in less than perfect conditions.

G-forces naturally transfer more traction to your outside wheels than your inside ones in a corner.
Take a corner too fast and understeering may occur, especially in front-wheel-drives, causing your vehicle to slide to the outside edge of the turn, rather than going in the direction you want to go.
Using the braking system to imitate the effect of a torque vectoring differential, Torque Vectoring Control steps in before wheel spin occurs.

Light brake force is applied to the front inside wheel as soon as it begins to lose grip, sending more engine torque to the outside wheel that has more grip.
This increases traction in the direction you want to travel and improves the steering ability of the inside tyre.
The front end hugs every corner for improved traction and handling when accelerating through corners.