How does the car's ECO mode work?
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The working principle of the car's ECO mode is: during vehicle operation, it comprehensively evaluates the automatic transmission gear position, engine speed, and transmission oil temperature to control the engine speed with appropriate gear selection. The onboard computer calculates the optimal fuel quantity to supply the engine for operation. ECO mode is the vehicle's energy-saving mode, but it cannot function under the following conditions: 1. When the vehicle speed exceeds 120 km/h, the energy-saving mode automatically deactivates; 2. During idle parking or when in N, P gear, or manual mode; 3. When overcoming certain resistance and requiring high torque output, the ECU prioritizes ensuring sufficient power to drive the vehicle.