What does the HOLD button mean on the Chevrolet Lova?
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The HOLD button on the car refers to the forced lock-up function. Here is some relevant information: 1. Powertrain: It adopts a newly developed high-efficiency powertrain system, equipped with a newly developed 1.5L DVVT engine and a 1.3L VVT engine, paired with manual and intelligent start-stop mechanical automatic transmissions. While delivering efficient power, it also achieves excellent fuel economy and easy driving performance. 2. Features: The inclusion of a power sunroof and an automatic start-stop system is a great surprise. Especially for the automatic start-stop system, Chevrolet will equip the entire lineup with this feature.
I've been driving my Chevrolet Lova for a while now. The first time I saw the HOLD button on the dashboard, I thought it was for locking the doors. It wasn't until a friend explained that I realized it's a special mode for the automatic transmission. When you press HOLD, the car maintains a lower gear and doesn't shift randomly. This is especially useful when climbing steep hills or going downhill, as the engine helps with deceleration, reducing brake wear and preventing skidding. I often use it to enhance safety, particularly in rainy or snowy weather or on mountain roads. However, it's important to note that you shouldn't keep it on all the time during regular city driving, as it can affect fuel consumption. Overall, it's a very user-friendly design that helps new drivers control the car more steadily.
