We have covered all detailed information about the upcoming 2016 Acura NSX a month ago in this article. Today we are going to show you a gallery containing 14 high resolution photos of this supercar.
From these photos we notice one interesting thing about this upcoming NSX: the rear drive shafts that propel the two rear wheels have unequal lengths. Although this will not caused issues such as the torque steering in front-wheel-drive cars, what caught our attention is the thing that causes the unequal length drive shaft in the NSX – an extra component attached to the transmission/rear differential (highlighted in red in the below image).
This is unusual in mid-engine sports cars. Acura does not provide any information about this; so there are two possibilities, as far as we can think of:
1. A mechanical rear wheel torque-vectoring device;
2. The rear wheel electric motor unit.
What is your guess? At the same time please also enjoy our gallery below.
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