What do the driving modes Sport, Eco, and Normal mean?

[NathanFitz]

Car Sport Mode: It refers to a driving mode that provides the car with greater power and enhanced performance. When Sport Mode is activated, the car's computer increases the engine speed to maintain sufficient torque, allowing the vehicle's performance to be fully demonstrated. Additionally, the car adjusts other settings, such as stiffening the suspension for better support, increasing throttle sensitivity, boosting engine air intake, and consequently, fuel consumption also rises. Car Eco Mode: Eco driving mode involves controlling the engine's RPM with appropriate gear shifts to reduce unnecessary fuel consumption. Car Normal Mode: This mode can be used for extended periods during regular driving. The vehicle operates under standard conditions, offering a good balance between fuel efficiency and power output. In this mode, the suspension is moderately firm, throttle response is relatively sensitive, ensuring comfort without compromising agility.