The History of Rear-Axle Steering Porsche first introduced four-wheel steering in 1977 when it debuted the 928 model featuring the "Weissach Axle"—a passive rear-axle setup. Other automakers like Ford ...

Four-wheel steer, which is also known as all-wheel steer, rear-wheel steering, rear axle steering, or "crab walk" in some circles, is an incredibly useful feature that has cropped up on many cars ...

The patent outlines a rear-axle-based steering system that would attach a steering actuator to the aft side of a rear axle, couple a transfer link to the steering actuator, position a tie rod at ...

This packaging also enables the first rear-axle steering in a Porsche Macan. At up to around 80 km/h (50 mph), the rear wheels steer in the opposite direction to the front wheels, with a steering ...

This is achieved by moving the rear wheels in the opposite direction as the front axle at speeds below 37 mph (60 kph). When parking, owners have the choice to take their hands off the wheel and ...

Making the system used by the S-Class particularly interesting is the fact that its optional rear-axle steering system can turn the rear wheels up to 10 degrees in the opposite direction to the ...

Oğuz Çakır - Feb 5, 2023 Tesla is accelerating its efforts to launch its Cybertruck. According to a video that surfaced today, the Tesla Cybertruck will have a rear-axle steering system.