Haldex Touts Fourth-Gen AWD System as Lighter, Faster

Swedish supplier Haldex AB is migrating its automotive customers to its new fourth-generation all-wheel-drive system, which the company says is more cost-effective, lighter and faster because it uses fewer parts.

The first vehicle to offer the new AWD system was Volkswagen AG’s small Tiguan cross/utility vehicle. Since then, other VW Group brands have gravitated to the technology, including the ...

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