noun
- the quality of being easy and pleasant to drive; the characteristics of a vehicle that affect how well it handles and responds to driver input
Usage: commonly used in automotive reviews and marketing; also spelled 'drivability' in American English
Examples
- The new sedan's driveability impressed reviewers with its smooth steering and responsive brakes.
- Good driveability depends on factors like suspension quality, tire grip, and engine performance.
- Drivers appreciated the car's driveability in both city traffic and highway conditions.
- The manufacturer focused on improving driveability by upgrading the transmission system.
- Despite its size, the SUV offers surprising driveability for a vehicle in its class.
- Poor driveability can result from worn suspension components or misaligned wheels.