What does the 510 gear e/s mean?
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E stands for the economy mode, with lower engine speed and earlier gear shifting; S stands for the sport mode, with higher engine speed and later gear shifting. E is the abbreviation of ECO (Economy); S is the abbreviation of Sport (Sport). After pressing, the display will show AE or AS. AE is the economy mode; AS is the sport mode. Here are the relevant details: 1. The name ECO is derived from the combination of Ecology (environmental protection), Conservation (energy saving), and Optimization (power). ECO is commonly referred to as the economy mode (energy-saving mode). 2. The working principle of the ECO mode mainly involves adjusting various parameters such as transmission gear position, engine speed, braking system, and transmission oil temperature through various sensors. The vehicle's computer (ECU) then calculates the optimal fuel injection amount to achieve fuel-saving purposes. Essentially, it controls the car to avoid prolonged idling or low-speed driving and prevents sudden acceleration, thereby achieving the goal of fuel efficiency. 3. The S gear, short for sport in English, is the sport gear. Many car models refer to it as the sport mode. Engaging the S gear will cause the car to shift gears more slowly or downshift earlier, keeping the engine at a higher speed and increasing torque output to provide greater power and enhance the vehicle's acceleration performance. In this mode, fuel consumption will increase. The S gear is often used for overtaking, climbing hills, and similar situations.
