Not exact matches
Options include adaptive
suspension that allows you to select from a variety of drive
modes on the Driving Experience Control switch, and there's a marked difference between the Comfort and Sport +
modes if you
choose this; we'd recommend adaptive over the regular passive set - up.
The settings for three of the
modes — Comfort, Eco and Sport — are fixed but the Individual
mode allows you to
choose your own preference for the
suspension, steering and throttle map.
AMG Dynamic Select is also present, offering four pre-determined
modes, along with an individual
mode that allows you to select your
chosen throttle response, engine characteristics, gear shift speeds,
suspension setting and steering.
Suspension tweaks have been limited to new dampers
chosen to give a more comfortable ride, and the «Drive Select» controller now also comes with an «Efficiency»
mode which knocks back throttle response to boost economy.
Pressing a VXR button on the dash does the opposite, making the
suspension harder, the throttle response sharper and the steering weightier — this is the
mode to
choose if you want to explore the VXR's full potential.
The 2017 Dodge Charger is also equipped with a Bilstein ® three -
mode adaptive damping
suspension, which lets you
choose from among three types of
suspension tuning.
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.
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.
Thanks to the AIR BODY CONTROL
suspension, drivers can
choose between four driving
modes — Comfort, ECO, Sport and Sport + — to personalize their experiences behind the wheel.
If you
choose the adaptive
suspension, the softest
mode is particularly comfortable, while a stiffer
mode can be selected for sharper reflexes on challenging roads.
Choosing «Dynamic»
mode from the Audi Drive Select control improves things somewhat, but makes the
suspension too firm for the kinds of roads on which you're likely to appreciate the extra steering sharpness.
Choose Sport
mode and the steering is excessively heavy while the
suspension delivers an almost brittle ride quality.
The Navigator's available 3 -
mode Drive Control
suspension dampening allows the driver to
choose among Comfort, Normal and Sport settings.
You can quickly
choose different drive
modes and
suspension settings with these console controls.
IDCS allows the driver to
choose between three different operating
modes that change the
suspension settings, throttle response, shift pattern and steering sensitivity through the variable effort steering system.
Built on the AIR BODY CONTROL air
suspension, the new system allows you to employ an Adaptive Damping system and
choose from Comfort, Sport and Sport Plus driving
modes.
The # 895 Airmatic Agility package adds air
suspension, adaptive dampers and an Agility Select function that allows you to
choose from Eco, Comfort, Sport and Sport + driving
modes.
Switch the adaptive
suspension from Comfort to Sport
mode and the stiff chassis reined - in further, but whichever setting you
choose you can't get away from the fact that cutting the roof off has made the big drop a little less composed.
Plus, you can get the optional Dynamic Damper Control feature, which allows you to soften the
suspension -
choosing one of the Green, Mid and Sport available
modes - for trips around the city or on bumpier surfaces, where the 17 - inch wheels are not helping your back's cause at all.
Also depending on engine choice will be the possibility to order an optional Airmatic air
suspension which will allow the driver to
choose between Comfort, ECO, Sport and Sport Plus
modes that will alter damper settings.
A new driver - adjustable
suspension by Bilstein and Eibach with a switch in the cockpit allows the driver to
choose between normal and sports
mode.
Audi's DriveSelect system let me
choose between different drive
modes, including Comfort, Dynamic and Offroad, each of which is a preset for throttle, steering and
suspension.
All E-Hybrid Cayennes will get a substantial amount of standard equipment, including the Sport Chrono package with adjustable driving
modes: Drivers can
choose EV (while the juice lasts), hybrid automatic, Sport and Sport Plus; Porsche Active
Suspension Management is included, though the three - chamber air suspension runs extra, and Auxiliary Cabin Conditioning will heat / cool the interior while the Cayenne is plugged in to an outlet, helping preserve the charge fo
Suspension Management is included, though the three - chamber air
suspension runs extra, and Auxiliary Cabin Conditioning will heat / cool the interior while the Cayenne is plugged in to an outlet, helping preserve the charge fo
suspension runs extra, and Auxiliary Cabin Conditioning will heat / cool the interior while the Cayenne is plugged in to an outlet, helping preserve the charge for driving.
Chose any of these
modes and the Rover will handle all of the differential locking or unlocking,
suspension adjustment, and driver - aid selections for you.
In the GS, there are also Sport and GS driving
modes to
choose from, the latter of which tightens up the steering and
suspension in satisfying fashion.
I
chose «Sport +» from the vehicle's Dynamic Select driving
mode menu to start, which keeps the
suspension, steering, 7 - speed MCT gearbox, and traction control systems at civilian levels.
The Navigator's available 3 -
mode suspension dampening allows the driver to
choose between Comfort, Normal and Sport settings.
Using these sensors, ECS detects steering inputs and accelerator pedal position, and monitors road conditions, to adapt the
suspension for a firmer, sportier ride or for greater comfort — drivers can
choose from «sport» and «normal»
modes accordingly.
The optional Adaptive M Sport
Suspension allows you to
choose between Normal or Sport
modes for even greater driving dynamics.
This option allows the driver to set the firmness of the
suspension system by
choosing either the «sport» or «performance»
mode.
Reports have the next 5 Series with a new adaptive cruise control system with enhanced precision; an autopilot
mode combining ACC, lane centering assist, blind spot detection, and side sonar that will drive for miles at a time so long as the driver keeps his or her hands lightly on the wheel; integral active steering, meaning the rear wheels can steer (slightly) at low and high speeds; and an adaptive ride button that will
choose comfort or sporty feel for the engine, transmission, and
suspension.
As the example I'm driving includes the S Sport package, which adds an adaptive
suspension and torque vectoring rear differential, the Individual
mode lets me
choose five aspects of the car to adjust.
You get five driving
modes to
choose from and adaptive variable
suspension that as the name implies varies the shock absorbers stiffness.
What's more, there's word we'll also get the adaptive
suspension system, with its three ride settings — allowing one to
choose between normal, comfort, and sport
modes.
Rather than requiring a driver to know how to set a transfer case, differentials and
suspension levels, a Terrain Response knob depicts different scenarios pictographically, allowing the driver to
choose modes such as mud - and - ruts, snow or rocks to match the terrain.
This system works in conjunction with the $ 1,790 active
suspension system (PASM) that gives drivers Normal and Sport
modes to
choose from.
Interactive Drive Control allows the driver to
choose between three different operating
modes that change the
suspension and stability settings, throttle response, shift pattern and steering sensitivity through the variable effort steering system.
We were surprised to see the Selective Ride dial on the console of this Corvette, which let us
choose between Touring and Sport
mode for the
suspension.
Thanks to the adjustable
suspension, you have the option of putting the car in Comfort, Eco, and Sport
modes, but I suspect most enthusiasts will
choose to leave it on the sportiest setting, Sport +.
While the
suspension is on the too - stiff side, an Individual
mode lets you pick and
choose which of the higher - performance characteristics you want.
An available 3 -
mode Drive Control
suspension - damping system allows the driver to
choose among Comfort, Normal and Sport settings.
The Adaptive M
suspension, fitted as standard for the UK market, also provides COMFORT, SPORT and SPORT +
modes, enabling the driver to
choose between a more comfortable damper setting for urban driving, for example, or a stiffer set - up for dynamic driving on country roads.
Selectable driving
modes mean that the driver can
choose between various drivetrain and
suspension setups.
The
chosen mode alters the
suspension settings and steering assistance too.
Choosing one of these
modes adjusts the differential locks, air
suspension ride height, throttle response and traction control for maximum grip in each situation.
Only the Autobahn trim comes with Volkswagen's DCC adaptive chassis control system, which adjusts
suspension damping depending on the selected drive
mode (Normal, Sport, Comfort, or
choose - your - own - adventure Individual).
One example is the Drive
Modes selector: while engine throttle, traction control, electronic stability control, suspension damping characteristics, active aerodynamics and ride height are all adjustable, the driver can simply choose one of four modes — Normal, Sport, Track, and Wet — and those parameters will be automatically optimized for
Modes selector: while engine throttle, traction control, electronic stability control,
suspension damping characteristics, active aerodynamics and ride height are all adjustable, the driver can simply
choose one of four
modes — Normal, Sport, Track, and Wet — and those parameters will be automatically optimized for
modes — Normal, Sport, Track, and Wet — and those parameters will be automatically optimized for him.