Where is the Eight-Generation Accord Ecological Model?

There is a green button on the left side of the steering wheel. Press it to start fuel-saving mode. Honda Accord has four driving modes: economy, pure electric, climbing and sports. When the handle is blocked or the button near the central control is pressed, the mode can be switched. ECO is not as fuel-efficient as advertised by car companies, but the effect can still be achieved. The following describes the characteristics of several modes. ECO is not as fuel-efficient as advertised by car companies, but the effect can still be achieved.

Driving mode

Economic mode (ECO) is the time and logic for ECU to control gear shifting and limit fuel injection. Generally speaking, the power of the vehicle is sealed. As soon as the owner steps on the accelerator, the power will not come up immediately, but will gradually accelerate, making people feel that the vehicle is "fleshy".

Pure electric mode (EV), which will only appear in hybrid vehicles. When switching to EV mode, the motor drives the vehicle and the engine will not intervene. When the battery is in an emergency, the engine will automatically start to charge the battery.

In dynamic mode, when the owner steps on the accelerator, the engine responds more actively. The vehicle has obtained high torque output when it starts, and then the upshift time is delayed to ensure that the vehicle is in a very radical state during this period. Energetic is directly reflected in the feeling of pushing your back, just like Noah's Ark behind you pushing you forward. Of course, high speed increases the fuel injection, but also increases the wear of the engine and gearbox.