What is the difference between internal circulation and external circulation?
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The difference between internal circulation and external circulation lies in the air flow: internal circulation refers to the process where the air inside the vehicle is heated or cooled and then recirculated back into the cabin; external circulation refers to the process where outside air is heated or cooled before being introduced into the cabin, facilitating gas exchange between the inside and outside of the vehicle. Internal circulation keeps the air inside the vehicle circulating in a closed loop, represented by an icon of a car interior with a circular arrow. External circulation brings outside air into the vehicle, represented by an icon of a car that is not fully enclosed, with an external air arrow pointing into the car. For city driving, it is recommended to use internal circulation; when the vehicle is moving at a steady speed, it is advisable to switch to external circulation.