Hyundai’s 90-degree four-wheel steering. Hyundai fitted an Ioniq 5 with e-Corner. The tech bundles brake-by-wire, steer-by-wire, an electric motor, and an electric damper in all four wheel assemblies. All four wheels turn 90 degrees for easy parallel parking and maneuvering. The wheels can also turn to allow a zero-turning-radius vehicle rotation. It’s also possible to drive diagonally and rotate only the back wheels for a tight pivot turn. Hyundai first showed the e-Corner system at the 2018 CES show. The company could roll it out on production vehicles as soon as 2025. Learn more at autoblog.com
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