What is the difference between automatic transmission D and S modes?
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The differences between automatic transmission D mode and S mode are: 1. Different automatic shift control logic: D mode is comfort and economy oriented; S mode is performance oriented. 2. Different response speeds: When shifted into S mode, if you suddenly press the accelerator while driving, S mode will respond quickly; D mode will wait slightly until it confirms the driver's intention for rapid acceleration before upshifting. 3. Different fuel consumption: When in S mode, the fuel injection volume is greater at high RPM, which will inevitably increase the car's fuel consumption; in D mode, the car runs smoothly with less fuel consumption. Additional information: Automatic transmission means the driver doesn't need to shift gears manually - the vehicle will automatically select the appropriate gear based on driving speed and traffic conditions.