There are three active systems onboard: ‘Super-Handling All-Wheel Drive', which finesses your ham-fisted braking, steering and throttle inputs to keep the car heading in the right direction; ‘Agile Handling Assist', which applies the brake on the inside front wheels to make the car turn faster; and ‘Integrated Dynamic System', a four-mode dial that allows you to choose the car's character.
There is also a launch function that gives the NSX ‘zero delay' performance from rest. This is said to be bordering on frightening, according to one spokesperson. The benchmarks were the Tesla Model S and the Nissan GT-R. The new NSX beats both of those comfortably, they say.