Nissan uses AWD tech to keep JAXA's lunar lander from getting stuck

Nissan has unveiled the lunar lander prototype it has been working on with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). The automaker has been collaborating with the agency on driving controllability since January 2020. To help ensure the rover doesn't get stuck on the lunar surface, Nissan has employed a version of its e-4orce all-wheel control technology . The company says its driving-force controls can minimize wheel spin "in accordance with surface conditions." Not only could that prevent ...