Lexus UX 4x4 tested on rollers
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Hi guys,
i found this 4x4 test on rollers - performed by carcaine Youtube chanel. I find it very interesting proof, of what can little UX do. Car stands on two or 3 rollers in each test. Wheel with traction must move the car within 10 seconds. Here is the video:
i found this 4x4 test on rollers - performed by carcaine Youtube chanel. I find it very interesting proof, of what can little UX do. Car stands on two or 3 rollers in each test. Wheel with traction must move the car within 10 seconds. Here is the video:
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It performed pretty well, though in the 5th test, it looks like the rear electric motors don't generate enough torque to get the UX moving when just that wheel has traction.
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I thought the rear wheel no grip problem was fixed in their hybrids disappointed to see nope. Ridiculous fail the motor itself can easily move the vehicle this is all a software problem.
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When I was up in DC recently, my dad and I took a test drive of the UX and I liked it a lot and gave a serious look to the hybrid model, but when I looked at what I truly needed going forward ended up getting a used 2016 CT200h to replace my RX300. Just didn't think I needed something that big anymore.
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