What mode should the Magotan GTE use for long-distance driving?
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Magotan GTE uses pure electric mode for long-distance driving. The following is an introduction about FAW-Volkswagen: Introduction: Volkswagen Group, also known as Volkswagen AG, was founded in 1938 and is headquartered in Wolfsburg, Germany. It is the largest automobile company in Europe and one of the most powerful multinational corporations in the global automotive industry. Group History: One of the world's top ten automobile companies, it was founded in 1938 in Wolfsburg, Germany, by the world-renowned automobile design master Ferdinand Porsche. Volkswagen's main business is automobile products, and it is a multinational automobile group with automotive activities in many countries around the world.
I just took my Magotan GTE on a long-distance trip, usually switching to hybrid mode. It automatically balances fuel and electric output, intelligently switching based on road conditions, which is super fuel-efficient and provides a stable drive. Before long trips, I make sure the battery is fully charged and use battery hold mode to reserve power for emergencies like overtaking or traffic jams, avoiding frequent engine starts that waste fuel. Combined with cruise control for steady driving, the fuel consumption can be kept around 5L per 100km, saving money and being convenient. I also like to pre-download maps to plan charging stops, topping up at highway rest areas if charging stations are available. The whole process is relaxed and fatigue-free. Remember to regularly check tire pressure and the braking system—don’t just focus on driving modes and neglect car maintenance.
