Legend First Honda automobile in Japan to feature Motion Adaptive Electric capability Steering

December 31st, 1969 | Category: Tech Talk


The new Honda Legend, which goes on sale in Japan on Friday, September 5, 2008, will be the first Honda automobile released in Japan to feature Motion Adaptive Electric ability Steering (EPS), a new driving stability technology which initiates steering inputs that immediate the driver to steer in the exact direction during cornering and in slippery road conditions. Motion

Adaptive EPS is additionally planned for implementation on other models such as the new Odyssey and the new Accord series, both scheduled for release in Japan in the near future.

Motion Adaptive EPS works with Honda’s Vehicle Stability Assist and Electric potential Steering, using vehicle speed and steering angle input to supply finely tuned steering inputs. Motion Adaptive […]

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