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Mark (not verified)    January 3, 2023 - 5:46PM

In reply to by Rick (not verified)

With all due respect, you, I think that may be a misrepresentation of xmode.

Low range would imply a transfer case, and completely different gearing. X-mode is simply a modification of the slippage algorithm.

There are two versions: single and dual mode Xmode.

Dual mode mode's first Xmode is the same as regular single x-mode. It allows for increased slippage while still keeping traction and stability control active.

Neither is meant for regular driving, and the feature comes at the expense of normal economy.

X-mode 2 ( only available in certain trim levels of certain Subarus ) retards slippage even more than the standard all-wheel drive algorithm.

Never ever is there any different gearing other than what the CVT can supply at any given point in time, regardless of mode.

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