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	You can fully enjoy the response of a nimble chassis and a powerful turbo engine. The lightning-quick electronically controlled AWD system helps ensure enviable surefootedness and ability to get around, no matter the road or weather. And if you are forced to take extreme evasive action, the RSC active roll-stability control system will help you maintain control.

How does the AWD system work?

Normally, the front wheels get almost all the power.

If the front wheels show any tendency to spin, the AWD system responds within fractions of a second by engaging all-wheel drive for maximum stability.

If a wheel spins on one side, more power goes instantly to the opposite wheel.

In order to get going, only one wheel needs to have grip on the road.

If you carry heavy loads, the rear wheels receive more power to maximize driving stability.

When braking, the car disengages drive to the rear wheels the moment you touch the brake pedal, preparing itself to maximize control and road holding.