Does Audi's Dynamic Mode Consume More Fuel?
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Dynamic mode consumes more fuel. The Audi A4L offers five driving modes: Economy, Comfort, Auto, Dynamic, and Individual. Comfort Mode: It adjusts the suspension to a softer setting, makes the steering wheel more responsive, and keeps the engine speed within a lower range. In simpler terms, it provides better smoothness and comfort when going over speed bumps or when applying the brakes or accelerator, with more prominent cushioning. The power delivery is gentler and less abrupt. Economy Mode (ECO): The ECU controls the timing and logic of gear shifts and limits fuel injection. Simply put, the vehicle won't accelerate abruptly with a sudden press of the accelerator but will instead accelerate gradually, which is often described as feeling a bit 'sluggish.'