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Page Background DESIGN DRIVING TECHNOLOGY FINISHING TOUCHES ENGINES SAFETY FIND A RETAILER CONTENTS SPECIFICATION BUILD YOUR OWN

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Features and their availability may differ by vehicle specification and market.

Please se

e pages 64-81, o

r contact your nearest Land Rover Retailer, for more information.

Vehicle shown above and right is HSE in Farallon Black.

DYNAMIC RESPONSE

Dynamic Response improves vehicle

handling through hydraulic roll control,

optimising on-road performance and

passenger comfort, by reducing the

amount of body lean during cornering.

The latest two-channel system is capable

of controlling the front and rear axles

independently, allowing it to be tuned

to deliver increased low-speed agility,

along with enhanced high-speed stability

and greater steering precision.

This feature also aids off-road capability.

If the system detects off-road conditions,

the control module reduces the level of

lean compensation and actively manages

the body roll rate, allowing improved

passenger comfort and body composure

at low speeds.

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UNADJUSTED LATERAL BODY LEAN

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CORRECTED LATERAL BODY LEAN

TORQUE VECTORING

The Torque Vectoring by Braking

system with dynamic active rear locking

differential delivers responsive, controlled

cornering and handling through even the

tightest of bends. The electronic differential

and vehicle’s brake system constantly

balance the distribution of engine torque

between the four wheels when cornering.

Exceptional grip and steering confirm

Range Rover Sport as our most

dynamic SUV.

The system is also active in off-road

conditions using the relevant Terrain

Response settings. It can be very

effective in conditions such as sand,

where it helps the vehicle turn in and

avoid excessive understeer.

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UNDERSTEER DETECTED

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FULL TORQUE TO OUTER WHEELS

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BRAKING FORCE TO INNER WHEELS

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LINE CORRECTED

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