What does PWRVOL mean on a car?
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PWR stands for the vehicle's powertrain or switch/power supply. PWR is the abbreviation for POWER, referring to the power mode button. Below is an introduction to the advantages and disadvantages of PWR mode: 1. Advantages of PWR mode: In power mode, the driver can clearly feel the car becoming more powerful. This is mainly because, in PWR mode, the transmission shifts more aggressively. In normal mode, shifting might start at 2000 RPM, whereas in PWR mode, it might delay until 3000 RPM. The delayed shifting keeps the engine at higher RPMs, providing better power responsiveness. 2. Disadvantages of PWR mode: PWR mode also results in higher fuel consumption. If fuel economy is a priority, it is advisable not to use this mode, as higher RPMs lead to increased fuel consumption, especially on city roads.