Inconsistent torque delivery during acceleration leads to poor drivability and loss of traction. Stabilizing longitudinal forces ensures predictable vehicle handling and passenger comfort.

Discontinuities in torque delivery during mode switching cause vehicle instability and passenger discomfort. Eliminating these interruptions ensures seamless propulsion and prevents mechanical shock.

Mechanical tolerances and wear cause misalignment between expected and actual neutral or gear positions. Resolving this prevents transmission damage and shift delays.

Driver error in pedal application leads to dangerous unintended acceleration. Eliminating this failure mode prevents collisions and improves vehicle safety systems.