What does Audi dynamic mean?
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Audi's dynamic mode is equivalent to the S gear in other models, representing the dynamic driving mode. In this mode, the throttle is more responsive, the steering becomes heavier, and the characteristic is that the engine reaches higher RPMs before shifting gears, enhancing driving pleasure. Audi's dynamic mode also features Audi's unique dynamic steering system and Audi damping control system. The application of dynamic effectively achieves coordination between sensors, control units, and stability regulation devices. In this system, the electronically controlled damping EDC and the active anti-roll Dynamic-Drive function are the two main elements supporting the system to achieve its intended goals. Audi offers three driving modes: Normal mode: Suitable for urban road conditions, providing timely throttle response, smoother shifting rates, moderate suspension tuning, and a series of adjustments to create a stable and smooth driving experience. Tour comfort mode: Suitable for medium to long-distance driving, offering more relaxed throttle response, smoother shifting rates, softer suspension tuning, and a series of adjustments to create a comfortable and enjoyable journey. Sport mode: Suitable for aggressive driving, providing more aggressive throttle response, higher shifting RPMs, and delayed intervention of vehicle electronic control systems such as ESC/TCS, creating a more exhilarating driving experience. The suspension system adjusts the CDC shock absorber damping to the maximum, making the chassis firm and precise.
