How to Switch Driving Modes in the Tharu?

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The Tharu's driving mode selector is located behind the gear lever, and you can switch driving modes by adjusting the rotary knob. Available modes include Standard, Snow, Off-road, and Individual. You can freely switch or customize driving modes based on driving needs and road conditions. Extended content: 1. Standard Mode - This is the most commonly used mode for daily commuting, suitable for most road conditions, balancing power output and fuel economy. 2. Snow Mode - When roads are slippery or covered with snow, you can select Snow Mode. This mode enhances the traction control system's straight-line driving curve, providing more traction during straight-line driving. It reduces the traction control system's curve during cornering, offering more grip when turning. The flattened acceleration characteristic curve provides earlier upshift points during acceleration. 3. Off-road Mode - Primarily designed for terrain away from paved roads. Main features include: Active driving assistance when descending hills (maintains vehicle speed <30km/h when descending slopes >10%), hill start assist (provides up to 2 seconds of assistance when starting on slopes), ABS system logic adjustment (uses wedge effect on soft surfaces), electronic differential lock providing greater locking ratio below 80km/h, delayed intervention of electronic stability control and traction control systems, flattened acceleration characteristic curve, later upshift points during acceleration, and no forced upshifts in manual mode. 4. Individual Mode - Allows customization of steering effort, drivetrain, air conditioning and other settings to better suit personal preferences.