4Motion is a patented name for all-wheel-drive systems integrated into Volkswagen cars. It has been in use since 1998 and 💋 is a recognized term in the automotive industry today. Before 1998, Volkswagen used the term "Syncro" for its four-wheel-drive models, 💋 such as the Volkswagen T3.

How does 4Motion compare to traditional four-wheel-drive systems?

Traditional four-wheel systems offer traction control through engagement, only 💋 locking in when the driver selects the mode. However, the 4Motion system is engaged continuously, eliminating the need for driver 💋 intervention. By providing permanent all-wheel-drive power distribution, the system improves safety, stability, and handling, making it ideal for towing trailers, 💋 off-roading, and driving on slippery surfaces.

The Future of 4Motion in Volkswagen Cars

The Volkswagen Golf R and other high-performance vehicles have 💋 integrated the 4Motion system, providing stability, safety, and unparalleled driving dynamics. With the rise of demand for SUVs and off-road 💋 vehicles, Volkswagen's 4Motion will continue to evolve, and the market can expect to see more of this technology in future 💋 models.