What are the five driving modes of the GLC?
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Mercedes-Benz GLC is the first all-new crossover model launched by Mercedes-Benz. The five driving modes of the GLC are: 1. E (Eco) Mode: Its function is to save fuel and energy, but the vehicle's power will be reduced, making it feel sluggish. The transmission always shifts to the highest gear as soon as possible, allowing 6th gear cruising at 60 km/h. 2. C (Comfort) Mode: This is the most commonly used mode. In this mode, balanced comfort is the GLC's greatest performance, offering a calm, smooth, and unhurried drive. The steering is light and precise, especially at low speeds. 3. S (Sport) Mode: In this mode, the transmission keeps the engine RPM above 2500, and the steering wheel immediately feels much tighter. 4. S+ (Sport+) Mode: Sport+ is more aggressive than Sport mode. 5. IN (Individual) Mode: Allows customization of powertrain and steering settings, such as combining Eco mode power with Sport mode steering.