Does torque vectoring really make EVs more fun to drive?

Motors open up new opportunities for making a car more agile, but its potential has yet to be realisedAs we enter the era of the electric driver's car, there's a lot of talk about torque vectoring - not least from me.
It's nothing new, but EVs have given it new relevance, partly because car makers are desperately scratching around for ways to make their fast but silent cars exciting and partly because electric motors open up opportunities.
Before jargon overload makes you tune out, let's remind