“Tough Gear”and “High Quality”for New X-TRAIL - 1. Evolution of genuine SUVs: New X-TRAIL e-4ORCE4. “e-4ORCE”: Changing the concept of 4WD3.2 VC-TURBO engine for e-POWER3.3 Evolution of e-Pedal StepFig. 7 VC-TURBO engine for e-POWER5. High-stiffness body/chassis that supports the powerful driving performanceFig. 8 e-4ORCEIn the conventional e-POWER system, a high engine speed is required to obtain high power from the engine. Compared with the conventional system, the VC-TURBO engine lowers the engine speed while significantly increasing torque and power. In scenarios where low fuel consumption is required, the compression ratio is increased to generate electricity with high efficiency. In scenarios where high power is required, the compression ratio is lowered and the boost pressure is raised during electricity generation (Fig. 7). Consequently, low fuel consumption, high power, and a high level of quietness are achieved at a high level, thereby allowing a buffer when supplying electricity to the high-power motor.The e-Pedal Step, which enables the driver to control the vehicle speed using only the accelerator pedal, employs regenerative brake/hydraulic brake integrated control for the first time in an e-POWER-incorporated vehicle to realize a stable deceleration of up to 0.2 G. The hydraulic brake is activated automatically depending on the scenario, thus enabling the driver to drive the vehicle with a sense of security and comfort in various scenarios such as urban areas (where acceleration and deceleration are repeated), long downhill roads, and snowy road surfaces.The electric drive four-wheel control technology “e-4ORCE” that integrates Nissanʼs electrification technology, 4WD control technology, and chassis control technology was mounted as a new feature. The driving force of each wheel is optimized by performing integrated control of the high-power motors (one each mounted at the front and rear) and left/right brakes. This optimization provides an exciting driving experience and a comfortable riding experience to all vehicle occupants when the vehicle is driven in various scenarios and under different road surface conditions (e.g., exerting drivability on snowy road surfaces and mountain roads and driving the vehicle for daily use in urban areas).7
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