Can the TUV300’s rear wheel drive setup get the better of front wheel drive competitors?
Unlike most of its competitors, the Mahindra TUV300 comes with rear wheel drive (RWD) configuration. Because of this unique feature, car enthusiasts have so much debated its merits and demerits in a real life scenario. For one, RWD enthusiasts claim it provides better traction, hauling heavy loads, or driving over loose surfaces. It also gives a more engaging driving experience, they claim. FWD's hold is also praised in the wet, and is generally more fuel efficient. The discussion often continues on the use cases of the TUV300, with some asking if the average buyer really gains from RWD in normal day to day driving. Furthermore, the maintenance costs and long term reliability impact relative to FWD systems are in question. It also brings into picture how this drivetrain would impact the vehicle handling and how would it suit Indian road conditions.
Absolutely! The TUV300’s RWD setup provides it with better traction when loaded. It's great for carrying things around or taking it off road. When you're pushing it, you really feel the difference.
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