drivability

noun
UK /ˌdraɪvəˈbɪləti/
US /ˌdraɪvəˈbɪləti/

How easy and nice a car is to drive.

The small car's drivability makes it perfect for busy city streets.

SYNONYMS

handlingroadworthinessmaneuverabilityresponsiveness

RELATED WORDS

steeringcomfortperformancesuspension

OTHER MEANINGS

2. How well a golf ball can be hit far and straight from the tee.

The new driver improved his drivability off the tee.

3. The quality of being able to be driven or operated, as a machine or system.

Engineers tested the drivability of the robot on rough ground.

4. The ease with which a goal or plan can be carried forward.

The team questioned the drivability of the schedule after the delays.