Both have permanent four-wheel drive, distributing power between the front and rear wheels at a 35:65 ratio under normal conditions. But equipped with a 4-ETS electronic traction system, if wheels lose grip, they are automatically braked while power is transferred to those wheels that still have traction.
All model lengths and gross vehicle weights will be available with four-wheel drive and a six-speed gearbox is fitted as standard. For more extreme use there will also be a traditional 4x4 Sprinter with selectable four-wheel drive and low-ratio gearbox.
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