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TORQUE VECTORING

F-PACE's Torque Vectoring by braking maximises capability through even the tightest corners. Torque Vectoring

technology provides controlled independent braking on the individual inside front and rear wheels to add to

the turning forces acting on the car. In most conditions more braking pressure is applied to the rear inside wheel

as this supports the most increased cornering capability, while the front inside wheel is braked for greater

effectiveness and refinement. The result is reduced understeer for sharper turning and more consistent road holding.

Torque Vectoring delivers increased sports car-like agility and added driver confidence.

ADDITIONAL ROTATIONAL FORCE

APPLIED AROUND VEHICLE'S AXIS

TORQUE VECTORING

APPLIES

BRAKE PRESSURE TO SLOW

THE INSIDE FRONT AND INSIDE

REARWHEELS INDEPENDENTLY

DRIVING TECHNOLOGY

POWER IS SUSTAINED

TO

MAINTAIN CONSTANT SPEED

OF OUTER DRIVENWHEELS

MAXIMISED CORNERING CAPABILITY

VEHICLE SHOWN: F-PACE R-SPORT IN ITALIAN RACING RED WITH OPTIONAL FEATURES FITTED (MARKET DEPENDENT)

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