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Does the Lynk & Co ESC need to be turned on in sport mode?

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MacEllie
08/31/2025, 11:29:32 PM

Lynk & Co ESC needs to be turned on to use sport mode. The sport mode is very convenient to use and is usually applied when climbing slopes or overtaking quickly. The related introduction of sport mode is as follows: Definition of sport mode: Sport mode is abbreviated as "S gear", which is the sport mode. It is not necessary to use S gear when driving normally in the city, but it is generally used on highways or when overtaking. In sport mode, the car will delay the gear shifting time, increase the RPM, and squeeze out more power. Related expansion of sport mode: "Sport mode" increases the engine's shift RPM to enhance power performance; "Snow mode" starts in second gear to avoid slipping when starting on icy or other slippery surfaces. Basically, automatic transmissions will have mode selection buttons, with different names but similar functions.

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