Nissan Murano 'Drive-By-Wire' Concept
April 30th 2008 11:15
Nissan has joined the list of car manufacturers looking for ways to make their vehicles more environmentally friendly starting with the Murano 'Drive-By-Wire' Concept.
By using hi-tech electronics in place of mechanical linkages for a car's major systems - steering, brakes and transmission -.the advantages are lighter weight but extra space, better economy and less emissions.
According to Carscoop, the Murano EA2 Concept features by-wire technology in lieu of conventional mechanical linkages with thus enabling the steering and braking systems to be re-packaged to create more internal space without changing the vehicle’s overall length. The result was an interior length of 2,600mm - 110mm more than the conventional Murano, making it possible to add a third row of seating and capacity for seven passengers.
Now the only problem that remains is solving the lack of driver satisfaction that stems from controlling a drive-by-wire vehicle which has been likened to that of controlling a video game by some.
[Source: Carscoop]
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