What do the three modes of Outlander 4WD mean?

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The following is a detailed introduction to the three modes of Outlander 4WD: 1. The eco mode is used under normal driving conditions, which is relatively fuel-efficient and allows the vehicle to turn more smoothly. It is generally used when driving in urban areas, offering the best fuel economy. 2. The auto mode is typically used in rainy or snowy weather, where a noticeable increase in power can be felt. The downside is that the engine noise increases, and fuel consumption rises. It is generally used on rainy gravel roads, muddy roads, mountain roads, and highways. 3. The lock mode is the four-wheel-drive mode, used on rugged mountain roads, usually for escaping difficult situations or climbing steep slopes. The 4WD lock mode should not be used for extended periods, as it will significantly increase fuel consumption, engine noise, and temperature, causing considerable damage to the engine, transmission, and other drivetrain components, thereby shortening the vehicle's lifespan.