Four-wheel steering

Four-wheel steering is a technology that allows the rear wheels of a vehicle to steer in addition to the front wheels. This system enables the rear wheels to turn either in the same direction as the front wheels or in the opposite direction, depending on driving conditions. The primary goal of this feature is to improve vehicle handling at both high and low speeds. At high speeds, it enhances stability, especially when dealing with crosswinds, and makes lane changes smoother and more controlled. At lower speeds, it helps reduce the turning radius, making parking and tight maneuvers easier. By improving overall maneuverability, four-wheel steering can also reduce the need for multiple U-turns, making driving more efficient and safer in various situations.