This is a purely mechanical system and is the most basic version of Subaru’s Symmetrical Full-time AWD. It defaults to an equal 50:50 distribution of available torque to the front and rear axles.

Subaru's only non-traditional AWD system is the Electronic All-Wheel Drive found in the electric Solterra. It utilizes two electric motors — one on each axle — delivering power independently.

A year after debuting the full-time AWD, the Japanese automaker again introduced an electronically controlled version of the AWD system on the Subaru XT. The full-time AWD system is based around a ...

According to a Subaru press release, 98% of its global sales come from the AWD models. While that can be attributed to all-wheel drive vehicles making up the bulk of the automaker's lineup, the ...