Noun
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drivetrain (plural drivetrains)
(mechanical engineering) The mechanical parts of the powertrain, the gears and shafts, that connect the engine to the wheels in a vehicle.
Hypernym: powertrain
The Bolide lightweight, high-downforce supercar that is built around the all-wheel-drive drivetrain from the Bugatti Chiron, and then takes it to another level by shedding a massive amount of weight to achieve Formula 1 level performance. Source: Internet
Porsche — the man, not the company — fine-tuned a gasoline-electric drivetrain shortly after the turn of the 20th century, but it didn’t merge into the mainstream until Toyota released the first-generation Prius in 1997. Source: Internet
Given: I have a gyro, an encoder on my drivetrain, and an encoder perpendicular to the drivetrain. Source: Internet
For 2010, the three-row Nissan Pathfinder once again combines first-class amenities with a rugged, go-anywhere drivetrain – including a choice of V6 or V8 engines and 2-wheel or 4-wheel drive. Source: Internet
It has all-wheel drive with an independent suspension and helical gear-reduction hubs similar to portal axles which attach towards the top rather than center of each wheel to allow the drivetrain shafts to be raised for a full convert of ground clearance. Source: Internet
The range includes engine oils, transmission oils, drivetrain lubricants and greases. citation Mobil Industrial Mobil Industrial is a sub-brand of ExxonMobil for marketing oils and greases used in industrial applications. Source: Internet