Tuesday, January 6, 2009

About Honda's Motion Adaptive Electric Power Steering

Honda has added a new safety feature to its Vehicle Stability Assist system called Motion Adaptive Electric Power Steering.

(Motion Adaptive EPS). Currently only available with the newly launched Honda Legend, it will be added to the Japanese-market Honda Accord (not the same as our Accord as it is known as the Honda Inspire there) and the next generation Honda Odyssey.

Motion Adaptive EPS provides steering wheel feedback to the driver during an unstable slippery corner to prompt the driver’s action in steering the wheel the right way as sometimes drivers tend to over-correct the steering angle. It can also correct steering input when braking on a surface which causes uneven traction between the left and right side wheels of the car.

While it remains a premium feature for now, like all technologies Motion Adaptive EPS should slowly trickle down to the rest of the Honda range. The only question is how long?

Source;
http://paultan.org/archives/2008/09/05/new-honda-motion-adaptive-electric-power-steering/

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