Brake-based and electromechanical torque vectoring systems are available in some vehicles.

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Brake-based torque vectoring systems adjust the speed of individual wheels by applying the brakes to one or more wheels, while electromechanical systems use additional hardware (like clutches or electric motors) to distribute torque more precisely between wheels, enhancing handling and stability. Both systems are indeed available in various vehicles to improve driving dynamics.

Brake-Based and Electromechanical Torque Vectoring Systems Are Available in Some