What is Assisted Range?
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Assisted range refers to a vehicle's ability to continuously travel in assisted mode, which is the average distance that can be covered on a full tank of fuel. The specific details are as follows: 1. The same hull or aircraft can have significantly different endurance capabilities at different speeds. For automobiles, it refers to the continuous travel distance, and the instrument panel displays how many kilometers the vehicle can still travel—this figure is the range. 2. Assisted range indicates the vehicle's continuous travel capability. For example, a 50L tank that allows the car to travel 600km represents the range. Many modern vehicles are equipped with this feature, which can be viewed on the instrument panel. This function enables the driver to monitor the remaining fuel level and the estimated distance the vehicle can still travel, as well as understand the vehicle's fuel consumption. The assisted range typically displays a set of numbers on the vehicle's dashboard.