What does BMW Sport mean?

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MacLogan
07/24/25 11:49pm
BMW Sport refers to the sport mode. Here is a detailed introduction to BMW Sport: 1. After activating Sport mode, the engine's power output and driving characteristics become more sporty. Simply press the button on the central console, and the BMW Sport mode is instantly activated. 2. Once BMW Sport mode is engaged, the electronic control unit automatically switches to sporty settings, making the engine response more sensitive and agile, while the suspension also becomes firmer. As the vehicle transitions to a sportier style, the power steering assistance at low to medium engine speeds is reduced, resulting in more direct steering and better road grip. Below is an extended introduction to the car's sport mode: 1. The sport mode in cars is a driving mode for automatic transmission vehicles, usually labeled as the S gear. 2. In S gear (sport mode), the transmission can shift freely, but the shift timing is delayed, keeping the engine at higher RPMs for longer periods to deliver instant high torque and enhance vehicle power. 3. Regular automatic or CVT vehicles typically maintain RPMs around 2000, while S gear delays the shift timing until the engine operates at its optimal performance. For vehicles equipped with paddle shifters, the RPMs can even reach the redline zone.
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