A drivetrain that utilizes a front, rear and center differential to provide power to all four wheels of a vehicle.
A combination of off-road driving aids such as Hill Descent Control, Electronic Locking Differentials, and dedicated off-road drive modes is known as an off-road kit.
A system that uses a number of sensors to calculate load within the vehicle and automatically adjust the direction of the headlamps. This ensures the vehicle's headlamps are always in their optimal position and not pointing upwards into the sky or dipped downwards limiting visibility.
A feature that automatically switches the internal combustion engine off and back on when idling to reduce fuel consumption.
A camera placed at the front of the vehicle that gives drivers a clear view of objects such as pavements or potholes that they may not be able to judge precisely otherwise.