What does comfort mean?
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COMFORT refers to the Comfort Mode. Comfort Mode is an operating mode that prioritizes comfort, stability, and fuel efficiency. When activated, the car's suspension becomes softer, providing excellent smoothness for passing over bumps, with gentle starts and stops. Passengers, in particular, won't feel nauseous due to frequent acceleration and braking. In Comfort Mode, the steering wheel is lighter, and the engine maintains lower RPMs. Most cars generally feature Eco Mode, Comfort Mode, and Sport Mode. More details are as follows: 1. Eco Mode: In Eco Mode, the throttle response is less sensitive, and the transmission shifts up at relatively low RPMs, thereby reducing fuel consumption. 2. Comfort Mode: Comfort Mode is designed for daily driving, focusing on comfort, stability, and fuel efficiency. In this mode, the car's suspension is softer, providing excellent shock absorption. Sport Mode, on the other hand, is the opposite. When Comfort Mode is engaged, the transmission tends to use higher gears, as the vehicle operates in a low-torque, fuel-efficient state. All adjustments in Comfort Mode prioritize comfort, ensuring smooth power delivery and effortless steering. 3. Sport Mode: In Sport Mode, the car's performance is fully unleashed. The suspension stiffens, offering stronger support, the throttle responds more quickly, and the engine's air intake increases, resulting in rapid acceleration. Of course, fuel consumption also increases significantly. This mode is typically found in performance-oriented vehicles.
