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How many driving modes does the Tayron X have?

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VanSavannah

07/29/25 6:30pm

Tayron X offers different driving modes in highway mode, including economy, comfort, standard, sport, and personalized modes. The specific introductions are as follows: 1. Standard mode: In standard mode, when the Tayron X's engine speed is stable below 2000 rpm, its power output does not leave much of an impression, as the engine is in a low fuel consumption state, with fuel economy being the main focus. However, when the speed exceeds 2000 rpm, the advantages of the 380TSI power are fully demonstrated. The power becomes more vigorous, and the speed changes more agilely, allowing the power to come and go more freely. 2. Sport mode: In sport mode, the throttle enters an excited state, with the speed maintained at around 2500 rpm. At this time, the Tayron X executes the driver's foot commands without hesitation, achieving an immediate response effect. Additionally, the Tayron X's discernment of the driver's intentions becomes much finer, and subtle changes in control commands can be reflected in the Tayron X. To be fair, the Tayron X's handling is very good, making it a quite fun SUV to drive.

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