What are the driving mode options for the X-Trail?

[Madelyn]

Nissan X-Trail offers front-wheel drive, intelligent four-wheel drive, full four-wheel drive, and ECO mode. Eco Mode (ECO): The ECU controls the timing and logic of gear shifting and limits fuel injection. Standard Mode: This mode intelligently adjusts performance in all aspects, making it suitable for more conventional drivers. It is designed for those who may not choose the appropriate mode. Throttle response is reasonable, and comfort is also good. Dynamic Mode: This is commonly referred to as 'Sport Mode.' In Dynamic Mode, throttle response is more aggressive. The vehicle obtains high torque output at startup, and the gear shift time is delayed, ensuring the vehicle remains in a very aggressive state during this period. The most direct sensation is enhanced acceleration and the feeling of the vehicle's explosive power. However, this comes at the cost of increased fuel consumption and more severe mechanical wear on the engine and transmission. An additional benefit of Dynamic Mode is that it helps clear engine carbon deposits. Off-Road Mode: The ECU locks the gear in a lower position to ensure high torque output. The four-wheel drive mode intervenes, switching from on-demand four-wheel drive to full-time four-wheel drive. Additionally, Off-Road Mode is also suitable for snowy road conditions. However, the throttle response and steering system become heavier, providing a more stable feeling.