Yes, AWD then you can push the button for locking diff

@@vladalexa thanks. But what exactly is the difference between AWD and 4WD?

​@@josephamiegbe4552 by default the car is driving in 2wd but when it senses a loss of traction, the power automatically goes to the rear wheels as well. By locking the differential you put the car into a basic 50/50 4WD .

@@josephamiegbe4552 "How All-Wheel Drive Works An AWD system, like Hyundai HTRAC, uses a central differential or dual-clutch system to route torque as it's needed. Even though all four wheels are on the road at all times, they don't each grip in quite the same way. If there's oil or water on the road, some tires may have more traction than others, leading to fishtailing and spinouts. Diverting more power to a wheel that's starting to slip gives you control and stability. What is AWD good for? AWD is great for anything from snow to rain-slicked pavement to a bone-dry road, since it's all about getting more grip to your tires when you need it. How Four-Wheel Drive Works On paper, four-wheel drive (4WD) does the same thing as AWD. What's different is how the power gets to the wheels. A transfer case and differential divert engine power to the wheels. That gives you the ability to operate at lower gears, and gives you a bit more finesse over your gear settings. 4WD is better suited to steep hills, extreme terrain, and heavy towing than AWD."

@@vladalexa thanks a lot

wrong tires maybe? I have driven this car in half meter deep snow... :) or just lack of driving skills ;)