What is the difference between the Eco mode and Normal mode in the Tayron?
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The differences between the Eco mode and Normal mode in the Tayron are: 1. Different engine speeds: In Eco mode, the engine speed is relatively low; in Normal mode, the engine speed is higher. 2. Different throttle response: In Eco mode, the throttle response is relatively sluggish; in Normal mode, the throttle response is more sensitive. Taking the 2020 Tayron 2WD Comfort Intelligent Connect Edition as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4589mm, width 1860mm, height 1660mm, wheelbase 2731mm, fuel tank capacity 60 liters, and trunk capacity 1590 liters.
When driving the Tanyue, I often switch modes during my commute, and the Eco mode is truly a fuel-saving gem. It makes the throttle response slower and acceleration less aggressive, but it's much more comfortable in city traffic, avoiding jerky movements. I tried using Eco mode exclusively for a month and saved nearly 10% on fuel costs, plus the air conditioning runs more mildly, consuming less electricity in summer. The Standard mode, however, is different—it delivers more stable power output, accelerates faster when overtaking, and feels more exhilarating on highways. Of course, for long highway drives, I prefer Standard mode to reduce fatigue, while Eco mode is perfect for daily short trips.
As a driver who loves trying new features, the difference between the Tanyue's Eco and Normal modes is quite noticeable. In Eco mode, the engine becomes gentler with more conservative power output, making city driving smoother with earlier gear shifts, and the fuel-saving effect is significant. I estimate saving at least a liter of fuel per week is no problem. In Normal mode, the power boost is obvious, with quicker acceleration response, delivering a more engaging driving experience, especially on slopes or curves. The air conditioning may automatically conserve energy in Eco mode, which is great for the environment. Overall, I switch between modes based on road conditions to easily optimize the driving experience.
