Dynamic on a Mercedes-Benz refers to the dynamic or sport mode. The dynamic (or sport) mode is equivalent to the S gear sport mode in other vehicle models. How to use the Mercedes-Benz dynamic button: It is located among the four buttons in the middle row of the center console, labeled E/S. Application scope of the car's sport mode: Used for climbing hills and overtaking. Precautions for the car's sport mode: In sport mode, the transmission load increases. Working principle of the car's sport mode: The transmission's shift timing will be delayed to maintain high engine RPM. Mercedes-Benz cars offer five driving modes to choose from: E mode: ECO economy mode; the most fuel-efficient, with a less responsive throttle, where initial pedal press has minimal effect, and the air conditioning system operates in the most energy-saving manner. C mode: Comfort mode; all settings prioritize comfort, with smooth power delivery and steering. S mode: Sport mode; more responsive power delivery, delayed shift timing, but the start-stop function remains enabled by default. S+ mode: Sport+ extreme sport mode; faster shift speeds, noticeable jerks at low speeds, and the start-stop function is disabled. I mode: Individual mode. Allows separate settings for power, steering, start-stop, and air conditioning to meet each driver's personal preferences. Application scope of the car's sport mode: Sport mode is more effective when climbing hills or overtaking. It can also be used during high-speed driving, and the high engine RPM in sport mode helps clear carbon deposits from the engine. Precautions for the car's sport mode: Do not keep the sport mode on continuously, as it increases the transmission load, raises temperatures, accelerates wear, and also affects fuel consumption. Working principle of the car's sport mode: In sport mode, the transmission's shift timing is delayed to maintain high engine RPM, thereby achieving greater torque output and improving the car's acceleration performance.
