[sandworm101]

>> First of all with motors on each wheel and no communication between front/rear in many cases, the distinction becomes blurry.

Which cars have motors on each wheel? That is maybe 0.01% of vehicles on the road. (Electric busses?) And even then, AWD/FWD distinctions can matter in how those motors interact. Electric or IC, so long as power is delivered through four wheels there will be different styles and techniques for balancing that power for whatever reasons occur at a particular time.

[supermatt]

Nothing yet, but the next porsche electric drivetrain supposedly will:

https://newsroom.porsche.com/en/2019/technology/porsche-engi...