2022 Ford EcoSport SE – Torque Vectoring Control in Hedley

The 2022 Ford EcoSport SE is the most affordable model in the lineup, and it comes with standard Torque Vectoring Control, which allows the car to corner with more stability.
Torque vectoring control is an advanced technology that uses electric motors to help steer the car into corners and maintain control when accelerating out of them. It can also help keep you from sliding off the road on slippery surfaces like snow and ice.
The torque vectoring control system uses sensors embedded in each wheel of the 2022 Ford EcoSport SE to monitor how much torque is being applied to each wheel and how much traction each wheel has. Each time you apply acceleration, it sends an electrical signal to each motor in the wheels, which causes them to apply more or less torque depending on how much traction there is at that moment. This allows the system to help keep you from spinning out when accelerating out of corners or slippery conditions.
The torque vectoring control system also helps prevent fishtailing during hard cornering by applying more torque to one side of the wheels than the other while turning sharply. This helps prevent a loss of control during hard cornering while also improving your lap times. It allows your car to rotate better when cornering more quickly than if all four tires applied equal amounts of torque.
Contact us at Skaha Ford for more details about the torque vectoring control in the 2022 Ford EcoSport SE.