What Is Active Trace Control

Naoki Miyashita: Active Trace Control was launched with the Infiniti M in 2010. It was a form of automatic brake control, which intervenes to improve handling performance before the vehicle becomes unstable. The goal was to simulate an experienced driver in cornering—and using the brakes to maintain cornering line.

What is Active Trace Control Nissan Altima?

First of all, Nissan developed Active Trace Control as driver assistance system. This system aids driving on acute or sharp curves and ensures that vehicle traverses its path perfectly. This system is an extension of Electronic Stability Program (ESP).

How does 2022 QX60's Active Trace Control help enhance steering response and cornering feel?

To enhance stability and feel through the controls when cornering, the Active Trace Control system links with the QX60’s standard Vehicle Dynamic Control system (upgraded for 2016), to automatically apply the brakes in a specific pattern and then smooth engine torque characteristics while accelerating.