SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING DRIVING OF ELECTRONIC 4-WHEEL DRIVE HYBRID VEHICLE

Disclosed are a system and method for controlling driving of an electronic 4-wheel drive hybrid vehicle in which torque distribution and compensation to front wheels and rear wheels in each gear position are appropriately executed to satisfy driver's requested torque depending on selected driving mode of the electronic 4-wheel drive hybrid vehicle in which an engine and a front wheel motor are connected to the front wheels and a rear wheel motor is connected to the rear wheels, thereby being capable of increasing acceleration performance when a sports mode is selected as the driving mode and realizing acceleration linearity when a comfort mode is selected as the driving mode.