Nissan Ariya EV to get the latest e-4ORCE all-wheel control tech

KUALA LUMPUR: The Japanese automaker Nissan is known for its out-of-the-box promotion ideas of its upcoming tech or models. A recent example of this is the serving of a bowl of noodles

on a counter table with a motorized serving tray. This video demonstrates how the company's latest vehicle control technology called e-4ORCE can provide a comfortable ride.

The motorized server tray with e-4ORCE tech swiftly delivers ramen (a popular Japanese noodle) and maintains all the garnishing by suppressing spilling and movement, from chef to customer. 

Nissan stated this e-4ORCE control technology will benefit the upcoming Nissan cars, starting with the all-new Nissan Ariya crossover EV. 

What does Nissan e-4ORCE control technology do?

The e-4ORCE is the brand's most advanced all-wheel control tech that manages the power output and braking performance of the vehicle for smoothness and stability. It traces the intended driving line of different road surfaces, including wet and snowy roads, without the need for changes in driving input. 

The tech is coupled with twin electric motors and the combination offers unparalleled ride comfort for all vehicle occupants. Nissan engineers tried to minimize the motion sickness caused by vehicle pitch and dive with the help of front and rear motor regenerative braking at the time of deceleration.

The motorized tray is also equipped with two electric motors operating independently on each axle. It also gets a special tuning, to deliver swift acceleration and smooth travel on the countertop. The same kind of acceleration and travel will be offered by the Ariya EV equipped with e-4ORCE on the roads, says Nissan.

The bookings for the 2023 Nissan Ariya are already underway in global markets at a price starting from $47,125 (approximately equal to RM 197,040).

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