Can I drive an eco with a manual transmission?

The econ mode in the car can be turned on according to your own needs, that is, you can turn on econ when you want to save fuel. The main principle of ECO mode is not very complicated. This paper mainly makes a comprehensive judgment and analysis on the conditions that affect fuel consumption, such as automatic transmission gear, engine speed, vehicle speed, braking and transmission oil temperature. When the vehicle is driving.

The optimal fuel quantity calculated by the ECU control unit is provided for the engine to do work, which effectively reduces the fuel consumption compared with the ordinary driving mode. Simply put, it is to control the engine speed with a reasonable gear to reduce unnecessary fuel consumption.

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After the ECO mode is actively turned on, a series of settings related to driving will change. For example, the throttle opening corresponding to the same throttle pedal depth is smaller (the throttle becomes insensitive), the shifting logic of the gearbox is more economical (shifting earlier), and some cars will also adjust the output power of the air conditioner at the same time. Different manufacturers have different ECO mode settings, but the principle is basically the same, that is, by changing computer programs to affect the driving characteristics of vehicles.

When the vehicle speed exceeds 1.20km/h, the energy-saving mode will automatically fail in order to give priority to the vehicle speed at this time. In other words, if the vehicle speed exceeds the economic speed (usually between 60 and 90 km/h), the eco mode will not play a role in saving fuel.