Learn about a special and exciting 4×4 trail to a beautiful overlook. Enjoy an augmented reality mapping system displaying route progress.
Includes descriptions and explanations about the Land Rover terrain response system in context across a variety of surface types. The effectiveness of that system is determined by a combination of the driver’s skill, the line being attempted, and the particular vehicle dynamics settings used. For example, early in the video one Land Rover struggles when all 4 tires must overcome rocks simultaneously and from a stand still, even though it is configured in Manual shift 1st gear, with DSC off, and using Rock Crawl mode. When the driver corrects the line, the results improve. Any Land Rover expert feedback about this situation and the unresponsiveness even when configured appropriately is welcomed in the comments below!
Pay special attention to a moment when “extended height” is triggered after becoming hung up on a large rock beneath the chassis or a control arm; when that condition is detected, the electronic air suspension activates it’s highest setting in order to clear the obstacle. This is indicated in the center display on the dash, and the driver is able to reverse and recover without aide from another vehicle.
This is a serene local trail outside Vancouver British Columbia and just one example of the types of adventures available to Canadians with Land Rovers.
Enjoy!
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