What does eco pro mode mean?
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Eco-Pro is the energy-saving driving mode of a car. ECO is an English abbreviation, which is synthesized from Ecology (environmental protection), Conservation (energy saving) and Optimization (power). Eco mode is also divided into active eco driving mode and non-active eco driving mode. When the eco indicator light on the dashboard is on, it indicates that the car's economic mode has been activated. Eco mode is divided into active and non-active. The difference is that the active mode has its own button, and the owner can choose whether to turn it on. When the owner presses the eco mode switch, the dashboard indicator light will light up immediately, and the vehicle will automatically start to adjust settings, such as throttle opening, gear shift logic, air conditioning output power, etc. The non-active eco mode does not have a special button. When the eco indicator light on the dashboard is on, it is just a reminder function. Eco will automatically evaluate your driving behavior. If your current driving operation reaches the optimal fuel supply, the dashboard will synchronously display the eco indicator light. Most cars adopt the active eco driving mode, that is, there is a separate switch button. In daily driving, we can turn on the eco mode, except when the speed exceeds 120 mph, parking idling, in N/P gear and manual mode, especially when climbing, there is no need to turn on the eco mode, which instead cannot reflect the economic and fuel-saving characteristics of eco, and also affects the power performance. In addition, the eco mode usually fails under the following circumstances: When the speed exceeds 120 kilometers per hour, the car will consider the speed, and the eco mode will automatically fail. When parking idling or in N/P gear and manual mode, eco may also fail. When a large torque output is required, such as climbing, the engine computer will judge to give priority to ensuring sufficient power to drive the vehicle, and the eco mode will not work either.
