What is the difference between Sport mode and S gear?

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VonChristian
07/30/25 5:58am
There is no difference between Sport mode and S gear. Sport mode is the S gear, where 'S' stands for 'Sport', indicating the sport mode used during high-speed driving, overtaking, etc. The functions of Sport mode include: 1. The transmission can shift gears freely; 2. The engine maintains high RPM for a longer period, delivering immediate high torque for increased vehicle power; 3. Increases RPM, altering the engine's fuel injection for stronger performance; 4. The suspension becomes stiffer than usual, reducing body roll during cornering; 5. Delays gear shifting until the engine operates at its optimal performance, and for vehicles with paddle shifters, it allows reaching the redline RPM.
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