Tesla AWD models have a motor for each drive axle. The non-AWD models have a single motor driving both axles. I could be wrong and now I have to look it up but normally AWD vehicles have the AWD always on.
it wouldn't make sense to be always on cuz you use more power for no reason really, which is why most awds turn off the rwd at cruising unless its always connected to the drive train
As long as I have the Jeep I won't worry about it. It is now the shitty roads go to vehicle.it wouldn't make sense to be always on cuz you use more power for no reason really, which is why most awds turn off the rwd at cruising unless its always connected to the drive train
this article says no
your old tesla article says awd is "on" but doesn't say if all 4 wheels are spinning by motor, it means awd "mode" is on.
about the same here, but none of our snow stuck to the ground. i dont mind this mild weather with a few days of actual winter per week. it is funny watching people lose their shit over a few inches of snow and then go out in shorts and tanktops the next day.Sixty fucking five degrees yesterday afternoon and we got 6 inches of snow overnight and this morning with temperatures hitting the teens by dawn.
Our new puppy was doing laps in the snow in the backyard like speed racer.
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