What is the difference between S mode and D mode?
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The differences between S mode and D mode: 1. Different functions: S mode is the sport mode. After shifting into S mode, the gearbox's shifting logic will change, and the engine's operating mode will also change; D mode is the normal mode. When in D mode, the gearbox usually keeps the engine speed between 2000 to 3000 RPM. 2. Different response speeds: S mode upshifts later, and when you press the accelerator in S mode, it responds quickly; D mode requires a slight delay. 3. Different suitable situations: S mode is suitable for aggressive driving and overtaking, while D mode is suitable for normal daily driving. Some automatic transmissions also have an L mode, which is the low-speed mode. After shifting into L mode, the gearbox will stay in a lower gear without upshifting. L mode can be used when going uphill or downhill. Some automatic transmissions also have an M mode, which is the manual mode of the automatic transmission. After shifting into M mode, the driver can control the gearbox to upshift or downshift using the paddle shifters behind the steering wheel or the gear lever.