Where is the eco switch for Hyundai ix35?

[LeColton]

Hyundai ix35 does not have an eco switch. The eco mode of the car is divided into active eco driving mode and passive eco driving mode. Taking the 2021 Hyundai ix35 as an example, it belongs to the compact SUV category, with body dimensions of: length 4500mm, width 1850mm, height 1710mm, wheelbase of 2640mm, fuel tank capacity of 58l, and curb weight of 1407kg. The 2021 Hyundai ix35 has a front suspension of MacPherson independent suspension and a rear suspension of multi-link independent suspension. It is equipped with a 2.0l naturally aspirated engine, with a maximum horsepower of 160ps, maximum power of 118kw, maximum torque of 193nm, and is paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission.

[FaithDella]

As a frequent driver of the Hyundai ix35, I find the Eco button quite easy to locate. It's usually near the drive mode selection area on the center console, right next to the knob or button—just a light press toggles it. My 2020 model has the switch among the control buttons on the left side of the dashboard, designed to be unobtrusive but with good tactile feedback. If you can't find it, don't panic—first check your model year. Newer versions might integrate it into the touchscreen's vehicle settings menu, requiring navigation through the system, while older models feature it more directly as a physical button. Activating Eco mode significantly improves fuel efficiency, ideal for city traffic with smoother acceleration (though it performs decently on highways too). I use it daily for commuting—saving fuel and reducing emissions makes it a great feature. If you're stuck, avoid random searching; just consult the owner's manual or app navigation—it's hassle-free.

[DeFelicity]

When I first transitioned from a novice to an experienced driver with my Hyundai ix35, I also wondered about the location of the Eco switch. To be specific, it’s on the center console panel near the lower right side of the steering wheel, usually marked with an 'Eco' label or a green leaf icon—just press it to activate the fuel-saving mode. For newer models, it might be integrated into the steering wheel’s multifunction buttons or hidden in the touchscreen settings; you’ll need to navigate the display menu to find the vehicle control options. As a 2022 model owner, my switch is located in the driving mode section on the touchscreen’s main interface—just tap to access it. The operation is straightforward, perfect for beginners: after starting the car, a light press activates it. Benefits include smoother throttle response, reduced fuel consumption, and better efficiency on highways. Don’t worry about locating it—Chapter 5 of the manual has diagrams, and the app provides video tutorials. If it malfunctions, check for software updates or visit the dealership for calibration. Making Eco mode a habit can save you a significant amount on fuel costs.

[LeHenry]

Having played with cars for years, I'm quite familiar with the Eco mode of the Hyundai ix35—its switch location varies significantly by model year. For the 2015-18 models, there's usually a physical button near the gear shift that you can press directly. The new 2023 version integrates it into the full LCD instrument cluster or central touchscreen, following a path like System Settings → Driving Assistance → Eco Activation. It doesn't just manage fuel consumption but also optimizes engine response and gear-shifting logic, making it ideal for slow city driving. If you can't find it, don't experiment blindly—check the model manual. If the touchscreen doesn't respond, simply upgrade the OTA firmware. Behind this feature is an intelligent control unit that optimizes efficiency and reduces emissions—expect a smooth ride but don't count on a racing feel.

[MariaDella]

From experience, the Eco switch in the Hyundai ix35 is mostly located near the driver's seat in the central control area, with a small button that's easy to overlook. Having driven several models, the position is quite consistent—older models have a physical button next to the air conditioning panel, while newer models integrate it into the steering wheel controls or the infotainment system. A common misconception is that beginners think it's broken, but in reality, simply restarting the system or checking the button's status indicator can help. The benefit is that once activated, the engine noise reduces, making it ideal for long-distance fuel efficiency. If you can't find it, consult the manual or online forums—avoid disassembling it yourself to prevent malfunctions.