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Mazda announces SKYACTIV-VEHICLE DYNAMICS

By Niranjan Mudholkar,

Added 15 July 2016

A series of new-generation vehicle motion control technologies

Optimizing the load on each tire brings the movements of the car more in line with the driver's intentions, reducing the need for steering corrections, including many that are made unconsciously.

The outstanding traction the system provides inspires confidence and makes driving more fun. Changes in the acceleration forces acting upon vehicle occupants are smoother, reducing torso sway and making for a more comfortable ride. In addition, GVC significantly improves handling and stability on wet, snowy and unpaved roads.

GVC benefits drivers of all skill levels in a wide range of situations: from low-speed urban commutes to highway driving, winding roads, and even emergency maneuvers. In addition, it is a highly versatile system adaptable to vehicles of any class and drive type.

The only requirements are a SKYACTIV engine, which allows precise control over torque output, and a SKYACTIV chassis, which enables superior dynamic performance.
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