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Seems like it's only in-plane motion, so the wheel can't tilt/turn? I assume that means they still need a CV joint for the front wheels regardless, and that it
by chris_va 3y ago
Seems like it's only in-plane motion, so the wheel can't tilt/turn?
I assume that means they still need a CV joint for the front wheels regardless, and that it gains no camber when cornering.
- ChumpGPT 3y agoMost likely they will have a ball joint (like the current inner CV Joint shaft has) on the end of the shaft that connects to the device in the wheel hub.
- modeless 3y agoOne of their animations indeed showed a CV joint in between the motor and the device. But you only need one and it can be absolutely straight when the car is not turning so the efficiency should be good.