Do You Need to Stop the Car to Switch Driving Modes?
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Switching driving modes does not require stopping the car; it can be done directly while driving. Driving modes adjust throttle response and shift timing through various settings to match the driver's preferred style. Car driving modes are categorized into: 1. Normal Mode: Maintains standard power output for better fuel efficiency; 2. Sport Mode: Activates higher engine RPMs, ensuring sufficient torque for quick acceleration and deceleration; 3. Eco Mode: Optimizes fuel injection and shift patterns for minimal fuel consumption.