What does 'trip' mean on the dashboard?
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The 'trip' on the car dashboard is called the trip meter (Trip). The trip meter allows users to calculate the kilometers traveled for each trip and can be reset to zero by long-pressing the clear button. The trip meter (Trip) is used to randomly measure the mileage from point A to point B. Here is a detailed introduction to the trip meter (trip): 1. The smallest unit of the trip meter (trip) is 0.1 kilometers. The basic calculation method is the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers, which is also a parameter provided by the manufacturer. It is calculated by dividing the actual fuel consumption by the actual mileage traveled. The total mileage calculates the overall distance traveled by the vehicle, which cannot be cleared by ordinary methods. 2. By recording the trip mileage on the dashboard, it is very convenient to calculate the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers. Moreover, it can be reset to zero after each trip. This is where the 'reset' button next to it comes into play. Literally translated, it means 'reset,' and its function is to reset the trip meter on the car dashboard. 3. How to calculate the vehicle's fuel consumption: When filling up the tank for the first time, use the reset button to clear the trip meter, then drive normally to accumulate mileage. When refueling next time, the current mileage traveled (referred to as B) is the amount of fuel used (referred to as A, under the premise of filling up the tank). Then, the amount of fuel used (A) ÷ the current mileage traveled (B) = actual fuel consumption.