What is Driving Mode?
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Driving mode refers to switchable driving configurations that allow drivers to adapt to various road conditions. Common modes include Economy Mode, Sport Mode, and Snow Mode. The functions of switching driving modes are as follows: 1. Economy Mode: When switching to the fuel-efficient "ECO Economy Mode" or the stable "NORMAL Standard Mode", the power output and air conditioning settings are automatically adjusted to optimal energy-saving conditions. 2. Sport Mode: When drivers desire to unleash driving passion, they can switch to the dynamic "SPORT Mode" ("Sport Mode"): The battery's energy output is instantly boosted, throttle response becomes sharper, and steering feedback more pronounced. Meanwhile, the Traction Control System (TRC) and Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) systems reduce intervention. 3. Snow Mode: When activating Snow Mode, the engine's torque output is restrained to prevent rapid peak torque delivery, thereby reducing wheel spin probability on snowy surfaces.