What are BYD Mileage 1 and Mileage 2?
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BYD Mileage 1 and Mileage 2 refer to the commonly used and uncommonly used mileage of the vehicle. More details about automotive mileage are as follows: Introduction: The car odometer displays the vehicle's speed in km/h (kilometers per hour). It consists of two gauges: a speedometer and an odometer. It is generally located directly in front of the driver's position. Identification methods include determining wear and tear or checking the vehicle's maintenance records at a 4S store. Principle: Traditional speedometers are mechanical. A typical mechanical odometer is connected via a flexible shaft containing a steel cable, with the other end attached to a gear in the transmission. The rotation of the gear drives the steel cable, which in turn rotates a magnet inside the odometer's housing. The housing is connected to the needle, and a hairspring keeps the needle at zero. The speed of the magnet's rotation affects the magnetic field strength, disrupting the balance and causing the needle to move.
The odometer 1 and odometer 2 on the BYD dashboard are like two little assistants that help you track distances. I usually use odometer 1 to record the mileage of a single trip, such as how far I drove to and from work today. Just press the TRIP button on the steering wheel to reset and start a new count—super convenient. As for odometer 2, I prefer to use it for longer-term tracking, like how many kilometers I've driven on a full tank of gas or the total distance of a road trip. The two counters operate independently, and you can switch between them using the steering wheel button to view either one. These counters are incredibly practical—they're essential for monitoring fuel consumption and calculating distances.
