What are the four driving modes of the Elantra?
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The four driving modes of the Elantra are Comfort Mode (Normal), Eco Mode (Fuel-saving), Sport Mode (Acceleration), and Smart Mode (Intelligent). Comfort Mode: This mode features a softer suspension after activation, providing better stability and comfort. It is also the default mode of the Elantra. The vehicle maintains normal operation, driving under the best performance conditions of the engine and transmission, with gear shifts around 2000 RPM, normal torque, and relatively steady power. Eco Mode: This mode works by reducing the engine's output power to achieve lower fuel consumption, thereby improving fuel economy. However, Eco Mode limits power output, making it less effective during uphill driving, on uneven roads, or during acceleration. Additionally, prolonged use can easily lead to engine carbon buildup, which may increase fuel consumption in the long run. Sport Mode: This mode can be applied in scenarios such as acceleration, overtaking, uphill driving, and high-speed driving. When activated, the transmission shifts gears around 2200-2500 RPM, delivering stronger torque and power, with a noticeable push-back sensation when accelerating. The downside is significantly increased fuel consumption and reduced comfort. Smart Mode: This mode is characterized by its intelligence. It can automatically switch between the other modes based on road conditions, speed, and driving habits. However, it may not be as intelligent as a human driver in some complex road conditions.
