Infiniti Intelligent All-Wheel Drive
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- Infiniti's Intelligent All-Wheel Drive provides power and support where and when you need it, instantly adapting to the changing conditions of the road. By constantly monitoring wheelspin, throttle position and vehicle speed, this system automatically diverts up to 50% of the available power to the front wheels, enhancing traction and control when conditions are less than optimal. When all-wheel drive is not needed, the system sends 100% of the power to the rear wheels for more responsive road performance.
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I was driving on an icy highway. I had to accelerate to get away from the splash zone of a 18 wheeler. I had my winter tires on my G37xs. It accelerated steadily and didn’t pull to the left or right on uneven road surface. The awd system sorted it all out. I was so impressed by it. It made me a believer.
I was impressed how perfectly it worked on my QX70. People sleep on the Infiniti brand, but Infiniti makes really good vehicles.
We appreciate the kind words, Jermaine. Thank you for choosing INFINITI for your ride.
Trust me it works, been in plenty snow storms with my G35x, where other people get stuck or strugle to move, i move like im on dry pavement
My g37xs works well.
That's true, I did mine
My 37x works too
Reminder that this is actually Nissan's ATTESA ETS system from the old Skyline GTRs that they then carried over onto the new Skylines (Infiniti for the rest of the world)
Mannn... it was raining hard as hell last week with minor flooding in my area where I use my car to make deliveries and my 06' Infiniti M35x handled those puddles like a champ. The AWD system coupled with the VDC system made my car say: "What rain ?". The car was so damn smooth, it might as well have been a clear normal day outside cause that's how my car made me feel. My car flexed its muscles and made me feel like a proud and smart owner.
One of the best systems out there
there’s nothing better then drifting my m35x out in the snow thank you infiniti
The ATTESA system works pretty good with the big 5.6 v8 Armada....the best system out there for really deep snow and ice!!!
I luv my G35x, when i got it 4 days later a big snow storm hit, i was able to drive home on un-plowed roads easily where my old front wheel drive car would have struggled or got stuck
The way my ex30d gets up a snowy hill amazes me. You can literally floor it, there's a slight delay, as if its doing its checks or something and it just goes where you point it. I've been driving 20 years and had over 80 cars but nothing else will cut it now, it doesn't miss a beat
Love it. It was totally useful when driving on snowy and icy roads.
This has saved me many times from hydroplaning.
@allensi729
I think you have to make that determination. Any vehicle can get stuck in snow depending on how much snow. I drive a front wheel drive vehicle in NYC, and I have not gotten stuck, yet....
I’m in love with the 2003 also 2006 G35 coupes’ for this reason as well. Even if you have bad storms this car is still badass. Whenever you’re sporting it in sports mode, this feature helps as well 👌
The coupes don’t have awd dude
@@theuck5148 Lol got em
Q50 has this too and it is amaaaazing! Better than a suv In my opinion 🤭
@vicmora no that option is available to all infiniti vehicles
My awd and traction control stopped working last week on my G37xs. In middle of winter..:( Rwd is a whole diff world. Hopefully I get things fixed soon. 🙏
Does this apply to the 2017 Infiniti qx30 all-wheel drive that has the Mercedes Powertrain?
@g3h1:
What kind of tires do you have? Tires make an extremely huge difference. My fx had the goodyear rsa tires and they were horrible in the wet and dry. Now with hankooks i dont have problem at all. Hope this helps.
I like Infiniti.
How much power can the AWD system handle I assume it isn’t as strong as Audi or bmw
Do all the G37X AWD have the "intelligent AWD" system? On the official Infiniti website, G37X AWD only got the AWD, but the M6 and G37X Sport AWD has the "intelligent AWD" system as addition. My question, do all G37 AWD have the intelligent AWD systems? Thank you.
Yes they do.
is that just on the new m35s?
I love my Infiniti M :D
This stuff work on my G
I love my 2008 Infiniti M but man I'm dying to get the new M but damn I'm tired of payments. Looking at 2014. M
I had a 2008 Infiniti G37 base coupe RWD and it literally crash on the highway on a slippery highway when raining never again with RWD From Infiniti lesson Learned I will be hopefully get a 2013 Infiniti G37x coupe AWD with all season tires no matter what the weather maybe. If anyone has any tips on the G37s AWD vs RWD please let me know thanks!
That's literally any rwd car buddy. Lol
Okay so what's the point of the snow button if I can't make it AWD myself seems pointless....
Ok explain to me why my 05 g35x only has 3 wheels spinning in the air . The front driver will not spin , and my steering stops the car if I turn the steering wheel full lock , the car feels like its shuttering also .
Charlie, have you had your vehicle inspected at an INFINITI retailer? Their contact information can be found here: www.infinitiusa.com/locate-infiniti-retailer.html. Our Service Technicians would be happy to thoroughly inspect your vehicle and make the necessary adjustments. If you still need support, you may call our Consumer Affairs department at 1-800-662-6200, Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CT. Thank you.
I just had my 2013 g37x towed with a dolley(front wheels), the car was in neutral, do you guys think that with this system the transmission is safe?
Hello, Heber. According to the Owner’s Manual for your vehicle, 2WD models should be towed with the rear wheels off the ground. For AWD models, INFINITI recommends that towing dollies be used when towing the vehicle. Both models may be towed using a flatbed truck. For more information, please see Section 6-13 of the Owner’s Manual here: c.na43.content.force.com/servlet/fileField?id=0BEF0000000Gtgx. Warm regards.
Flat bed or GTFO
I have owned Infiniti GXand now MX and we just added a Nissan Rogue AWD to the Garage and have to say. I love them! honestly nothing better out when compared to the competition! I have owned BMWX along with Subaru and fact is I slid all over! This Idrive is just awesome!
Does this apply to a 2014 Q50 hybrid ?
If it’s awd
Does this apply for the Infiniti fx37
Hi, Omar. We invite you to speak with your local INFINITI retailer in regards to your inquiry. You can view a full list of all nearby locations and their contact information by entering your ZIP code here: www.infinitiusa.com/locate-infiniti-retailer.html. Thank you.
How is this in comparison to Acura's SH-AWD? Torn between TL SH-AWD and g37x!!
We might be biased, but we think INFINITI is the obvious choice. Visit www.cpo.infinitiusa.com/purchasing-tools to shop Certified Pre-Owned vehicle inventory and receive a payment estimate. The contact information for your retailer can be found under the “Retailers” tab. Thank you for your interest.
An Acura is a FWD bias vehicle. Like my mom's 2008 Honda Ridgeline, it has a transverse mounted engine, trans-axle, power take-off unit (PTU) and a rear-differential. Under normal conditions, power is primarily sent to the front wheels (70% to the front and 30% to the rear.) When accelerating hard or when slippage is detected the vehicle will engage the rear wheels more by applying pressure to two sets of clutch packs built into the rear differential. So, it is a sort of All-time all-wheel drive, meaning power is constantly being split between all four wheels. The G37x is more like a BMW X-drive or KIA Stinger with AWD. These vehicles are normally RWD and AWD when its needed. They have a longitudinal mounted engine, transfer case (like a pick-up), rear differential and front differential. Since they use a transfer case, power is supplied directly through the transfer case, much like a pick-up, to the rear wheels unless an actuator is engaged to distribute power from the transfer case to the front wheels. In a nutshell, that's the difference. Ever since I got my first AWD vehicle, I have taken a real interest in these various AWD or 4WD systems. A lot of them are very similar, but have different names and claims depending on the manufactures. I would suggest watching some videos regarding BMW x-drive (very similar to the G37x, but explained better) and SH-AWD. Then, you'll get a visual of each system.
Well, it's the same system used in the most legendary Nissan GTRs ever produced, sooooooo
I can tell you, the G series definitely lives up to the Skyline name. They truly feel like baby GTRs.
@@Mokujo it’s actually not the same… it’s similar but not the same like the VR30 engine in q50/q60 and now the 400z it’s similar to the the engine but not the same
I owned an Acura RL with Sh AwD.... that system is on all the time and the RL was a tank in the snow. Id say the sh-awd system is likely superior especially since you dont have to rely on it to guess when to be used, its there 24-7
I Heart Infiniti
What models this applies for ... g37x 2013?
Hi, George. Intelligent All-Wheel drive is not available on the 2013 model. However, this INFINITI does offer advanced technologies such as Intelligent Key with Push Button Ignition, RearView Monitor, Intelligent Cruise Control and Brake Assist with Preview Braking. To learn more about current safety features available, we invite you to visit www.infinitiusa.com/infiniti-news/technology.html. Thank you for your interest.
@@infinitiusa Lmao yes it is, dumb asses
can you make it send power to rear wheels like on BMW and drift it xD? im buying one
Yes, just pull the fuse
Of course not ,like ultimate breaking machine lol
if it drives so fantastic in those conditions, why not use real vidro footage of an actual car instead of a cartoon..?
@aminmerchantify:
I know what you are saying. G35x/G37X don't seem to be able to provide any traction in low speed when the road condition is slippery, even though it can surely detect. When I turn, my car simply slides away. I have been lucky as I am a few more feet away from other cars. Collisions are quite likely.
Change tires
This sounds nice. But I have never seen one single occasion when my 2007 M35X's AWD is activated, even when I see the "slippery" sign and in numerous times when my car just slips away.
So you're telling me I can just remove a fuse and have a rwd SUV? Awesome.
Send power via what?? Anyone know what kind of differentials they have?
Open differentials with an electonic lsd using brakes.
Nick Motsarsky So LSD or brakes? 2 different things (systems)
and for front to back it uses a multi-plate wet clutch to send power to the front wheels,
I heard parts for infiniti is expensive. especially the Awd coupe.
i love my G37x
That makes us so happy to hear! 🖤 What is your favorite part?
@@infinitiusa the power and handling definitely, you guys nailed it frfr. Can’t wait to get my next infiniti💪🏻
We can't wait either. 😆 When the time is right, feel free to connect with us again. We would be happy to help you get behind the wheel of another INFINITI!
@@infinitiusa ill hold you to that offer, talk to you soon 🔥
I meant horrible in the wet and good in the dry.
Sent you a message.
Infiniti's claim that "Infiniti's Intelligent All-Wheel Drive provides power and support where and when you need it, instantly adapting to the changing conditions of the road" is just questionable, especially the "instantly" part.
Trust me I have a g25x and it is instant so I k ow
Just type " infiniti AWD system". Its a video of a 2006 M35x that shows how infiniti AWD system realy works. Its for all of you who is considering buying infiniti. Please see video and judge for your self.
I love infinity too but I have to say I bought two fx35 ‘s and both suck in the snow, I hate saying this but my Audi really grips
i would check your tires
Did you have really good winter tires ?
@@Dimitri1221XxX a decent set of all season tires has never left me struggling for grip on my 08 g35x. It's more about the way you drive than how "intelligent" your awd system is
@@brucehadley69 Also depends where you live. I live in Quebec, we get more snow then most. I would never bother driving with anything besides winter tires in winter. It's also a law to use them here :)
Unless you are talking about the STi, this is definitely not true.
I wonder what the heck is going on. All Infiniti tells me is to take the car to the dealer.
I really want to option to manually turn AWD on. But this "intelligent AWD" is just killing me. I don't even know if it works. Inifiniti can always come back to tell me "the car decides it is not needed" or "you just get it wrong".
The last thing one needs is to pay a lot of money and feel losing control of it. Not sure why I will come back to Inifiniti in the future.
Wtf? R u high?
@geh1
gang
Pretty much all AWD vehicles do this nowadays. Using ABS Brake Lock to vector torque side to side is NOT unique to Nissan/Infinity... and disconnecting either the Front or Rear Wheels in an AWD system is also commonly used. I would really love to have someone tell me exactly how intelligent AWD is superior to other brands because it's really not clear and I suspect it's not... you can't reinvent the wheel so to speak.... and anyone that says its different because "it decides where to send traction" is literally just someone I could not have a technical Mechanical discussion with at all because they have no idea what they are talking about and just parrot brochure tag lines.
Rick Dangerous are you really yelling at an 8 year old promo video lol
The drive has apparently been "intelligent" for at least 7 years now... with no improvement to date. They still market this today. If it's intelligent, it should strive to do better. At any rate I was pointing out more or less that the term "intelligent AWD" means nothing.
I don't think you understand. The Infiniti ATTESA-ETS system is different because it decides where to send traction. Let me know if you would like to have a technical mechanical discussion at all about this system.
It doesn't "decide" anything so to speak... not like its an A.I. operator I mean... these systems from all manufacturers pretty much work the same way. The wheel speed comparative to each wheel is measured, and then the systems activates(though some torque converter method or disc clutch system), a measured amount power to the front(RWD) or rear(FWD). ABS is used to vector the power from side to side. The system doesn't know if the roads are wet however if you activate windshield wipers it can be programmed to assume its wet outside... as well, ambient temperature probes could lead the hard programing to react based on the fact that traction could be limited due to cold weather ... furthermore if it's cold outside AND you have the wipers going the system could assume its cold and rainy or cold and snowy... and depending on throttle position requests from the driver, and the resulting wheel spin of any, they could narrow it down to more likely snow outside or rain... then based on the manufactures own R&D testing of the platform, devise a logic based computer program...
Just saying "it decides where to send traction" makes you sound like a salesman.
@@rickdangerous5606 ok never mind then just trying to make a joke have a good one
Subaru AWD>Infinity AWD
And everything else is Infiniti > Subaru.
and thousands of subaru owners being screwed by new lemon subarus that burn oil like crazy. class action law suit now.
Quattro>>>>>>>>Subaru AWD
U like head gaskets
Does this apply to the 2010 g37xs models?
Intelligent All-Wheel Drive is not equipped on our 2010 model, but for further details as to what specifications this vehicle has, check out the Owners Manual here: www.infiniti-techinfo.com/refgh0v/og/infiniti/G37/2010-Infiniti-G37-Sedan.pdf. Thank you.