The various
modes alter response of the engine, transmission, suspension, steering, ESP and all - wheel drive system characteristics.
Not exact matches
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Sport models and up feature Audi Drive Select, allowing you to
alter the steering's power assistance, as well as accelerator and, on autos, gear shift
response, though the incremental changes are very small, the Comfort setting the best all - round choice for everything, Dynamic
mode doing little to improve the steering's
response.
Switching between the «DNA»
modes within the dynamic drive program
alters the parameters for the gearbox, engine map, four wheel - drive system, ESP and so on — in order to sharpen up or smooth out the car's key
responses, claims Alfa.
The XC40 has five selectable drive
modes (Eco, Comfort, Dynamic, Off - Road and Individual) that are supposed to
alter throttle, steering and braking
response, but based on my experience there's no point in pressing the button until the adjustable - damper option arrives later in 2018.
Sport
mode sharpens throttle
response,
alters transmission behavior, and subtly adjusts the electric power steering, although we find the «normal» steering effort perfectly adequate.
The V - 8 also adds an additional
mode to the standard Terrain
Response dial: dynamic, which alters the adaptive dampers, steering assist, throttle response, and transmissio
Response dial: dynamic, which
alters the adaptive dampers, steering assist, throttle
response, and transmissio
response, and transmission logic.
Two new driver - selectable
modes alter accelerator
response, transmission timing and steering feel — one to benefit fuel economy, the other to enhance performance.
The characteristics of the S - tronic seven - speed dual - clutch gearbox, engine
response, steering and exhaust note can also be
altered through three
modes — Comfort, Auto and Dynamic — using Audi's familiar Drive Select function.
Drive Select also shows its face,
altering throttle
response, gearing and steering to suit your mood — allowing you to switch between comfort, dynamic and auto
modes to make the hot A4 a multi-purpose tool.
Race
mode also increases throttle
response, firms up the steering for a heftier feel, and
alters the shift pattern of the DSG gearbox (where fitted) as well as increases the speed of the Adaptive headlamps (AFS)
response time.
These allow you to
alter the steering weight and throttle
response, but the car feels at its best in the Natural and Dynamic
modes, with the eco setting taking a bit too much away from the
responses.
Dynamic
mode alters the steering weighting, throttle
response and the auto's shift pattern, plus it turns the dials a sporty red.
Working alongside the extended chassis capabilities is a «Sport»
mode, controlled via a button on the centre console, that
alters throttle
response, gearshift speed and timing, and exhaust note to, once again, tune the character of the car to the driver's requirements.
The Project 8 is also the first Jaguar to feature a dedicated track
mode, which
alters stability control systems, throttle
response, and steering for the best possible driver feedback.
The driver has the option to choose from «Tour» or «Sport» driving
modes, which
alter not only the suspension, but the steering and throttle
response, too.
There are four drive
modes to choose from —
altering steering feel, gear shift and engine
response — bigger front brakes (+25 mm to 305 mm), 17 - inch alloy wheels with space - saver spare and, of course, Hyundai's acclaimed locally - tuned strut / multi-link suspension which will soon also feature under the next - gen i30.
It gets 4 drive
modes — Normal, Eco, All Surface Progress Control (ASPC which works under 30 km / hr) and Dynamic, with each
mode altering the throttle
response, gearshift and steering weight of the vehicle.
You can choose from Eco, Normal, Sport and Sport + driving
modes, which
alter the
response of the engine, steering and suspension, but regardless of the
mode you select, the GS is still not as good to drive as a BMW 5 Series.
With each of the
modes, the steering
response is also
altered.
Similarly, the
modes also
alter the steering
responses.
These
alter the suspension, steering as well as engine
response depending on the
mode selected.
Four
modes (ECO, Comfort, Sport and Sport +)
alter the throttle
response, shift points, steering effort while a fifth «Individual»
mode lets you combine
modes for a drive that's completely you.
These four
modes (ECO, Comfort, Sport and Sport +)
alter the throttle
response, shift points, steering effort and air body control to fit your needs.
While MultiSense
alters throttle mapping, steering input, engine
response and gearbox shift patterns it doesn't include adaptive dampers, but that's not such a bad thing as the Renault Sport suspension and chassis setup is more than adequate in Sport
mode, and it certainly doesn't need to be any stiffer.
These different
modes allow the driver to
alter the accelerator
response characteristics, engine
response, power steering characteristics, DSC settings, shift characteristics of the automatic transmission and, if the vehicle is equipped with Adaptive M Suspension, the damping characteristics as well.
The Nexon has even got different drive
modes that
alter throttle
response to favour economy or performance.
The
modes alter the car's throttle
response, shift points and steering efforts for a unique drive each time.
The different
modes alter the throttle and transmission
response, the weight of the electric power - assisted steering, and the Adaptive Cruise Control to suit different moods and driving styles.
This unique feature allows the driver to choose between three driving
modes, which
alter the
responses of the throttle, steering, climate control and the level of assistance provided by the IMA system.
The new feature enables the driver to choose between three driving
modes which
alter the
responses of the throttle, steering, climate control and the level of assistance provided by the IMA system.
Adaptive damping, another of the system's features, adjusts the suspension's
response to the condition of the road, the driver's style and the
mode selected in the Audi drive select system, with which the driver can
alter the function of key components in multiple steps.
The ELR's Sport driving
mode also contributes to its responsive driving experience, automatically reconfiguring the accelerator pedal
response to provide quicker torque application and more sensitive feedback to driver inputs through
altered suspension and steering settings.
The Camaro ZL1 is also equipped with a dual -
mode exhaust system which
alters the sound level and character in
response to engine rpm.
Among the key standard mechanical items is the sport - tuned continuously - variable transmission with manual - shift
mode and Sport
mode, which mimics a step transmission, and the Infiniti Drive
Mode Selector that offers standard, sport, snow and «eco» settings that
alter throttle
response and transmission mapping based on conditions.
Speaking of resources, inside the Fiesta ST, the said mill makes 197 hp and 290 Nm (214 lb - ft) and its
response can be
altered using three driving
modes - Normal, Sport, and Track.
There are three
modes that
alter the suspension's
response: Comfort, Sport and Sport +.
Individual
mode, on the other hand, is customisable, and allows the driver to mix and match the preset
modes to
alter the steering, powertrain, brake and suspension
responses.
Each
mode allows the driver to
alter the
response of the throttle, transmission, steering, suspension, ESP, and all - wheel drive.
To provide drivers with an even more responsive driving experience, the E300 4MATIC offers 5 drive
modes in its Dynamic Select system in order to
alter the car's throttle
response, shift points, steering effort, ECO Start / Stop, climate control efficiency and the available air body control suspension.
Both models come fitted as standard with a Sport
mode, which increases throttle
response,
alters traction slip thresholds and removes understeer recognition, «allowing enhanced control before intervention and offering an even closer connection between driver and machine», according to Lotus.
That said, «Individual» allows the driver to toggle between
modes to
alter the steering and powertrain
responses.
There are four driving
modes that
alter the engine / gearbox and steering
responses - Eco Pro, Comfort, Sport and Sport +.
In Sport
mode, the VDIM system allows higher dynamic thresholds before intervening,
alters steering assist to increase steering weight, and throttle
response is sharpened.
The Comfort and Dynamic
modes hardly help in the matter even though the system
alters steering
responses by making it slightly heavier in Dynamic.
The XC40 also offers various driving
modes including Eco, Comfort, Dynamic, Off - road and Individual which
alter the steering feel and
responses from the engine and gearbox.
For driving
modes, you get Eco, City and Dynamic which
alter steering and suspension characteristics along with engine
response.
The selected
mode now
alters the throttle
response, gear change speed and steering feel.
The Kodiaq also gets Eco, Sport, Individual and Snow
modes apart from Normal and Eco which
alter the steering, engine and air - conditioning
response depending on the
mode.
The driver will also be able to mix and match the traits that
alter in these
modes — such as gearshift patterns and throttle
response — through an Individual
mode.