The Infiniti Q50 typically comes with either rear-wheel drive (RWD) or all-wheel drive (AWD) configurations. If your Infiniti Q50 is equipped with an AWD system, it’s designed to automatically engage and disengage as needed based on road conditions. However, you don’t usually need to manually engage AWD mode in most situations, as the system operates seamlessly to optimize traction and stability.
The AWD system in the Infiniti Q50 continuously monitors various factors such as wheel slippage, vehicle speed, steering angle, and road conditions. When the system detects a need for additional traction, it can transfer power between the front and rear wheels to improve stability and control.
If you’re driving in normal conditions, the AWD system primarily operates in rear-wheel drive mode to optimize fuel efficiency. However, when the system detects wheel slippage or less-than-optimal road conditions, it can quickly transfer power to the front wheels to enhance traction.
It’s important to note that the operation and behavior of the AWD system may vary depending on the specific AWD model or package of the Infiniti Q50 you own. Always refer to your vehicle’s owner’s manual for detailed information on how the AWD system functions and any specific instructions related to its operation. If you have questions about your vehicle’s AWD system, your local Infiniti dealership can provide assistance and clarification.
Here are a few videos to help with AWD settings on an Infiniti Q50:
- How to make Awd Q50 into a Rwd Q50 – Video
- 2017 INFINITI Q50 – All-Wheel Drive (AWD) – Video
- How to turn your AWD Infiniti to RWD (Pull a Fuse) – Video
