What does driving mode switching mean?
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Driving mode switching refers to the ability to switch between different driving modes in an automatic transmission. The functions of switching driving modes are as follows: ECO Economy Mode: When switching to the energy-efficient "ECO Economy Mode" or the stable-performance "NORMAL Standard Mode", the power output and air conditioning settings are automatically adjusted to the optimal energy-saving state. SPORT Mode: When the driver desires to unleash driving passion, they can switch to the powerful "SPORT Mode". The battery's energy output is instantly increased, the power response becomes quicker, and the steering operation becomes more noticeable. At the same time, the Traction Control System (TRC) and Vehicle Stability Control System (VSC) reduce their intervention in driving, making the fun of control more obvious. Snow Mode: When the snow mode is activated, the engine's torque is restrained, preventing it from quickly reaching the peak torque, thereby reducing the likelihood of wheel slippage and spinning when driving on snow.