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Driving modes of the Fiat 500-E

Model: Fiat 500 500 E, 332 - Years 2020-2026
Part: Onboard computer

In this video we see the three driving modes selectable from the i-mode on the Fiat 500-e. The first is the "normal" mode, very similar to traditional automatic transmission, and we will use the accelerator and brake pedals, and the automatic transmission simulator. The second mode is called "range", and here when you release the accelerator pedal, the car brakes until it stops completely. The third mode is called "sherpa", which combines one-pedal driving with energy saving, limits the speed to 80 km/h and turns off all unnecessary functions, such as climate control and the multimedia screen.

Posted on 24 June 2024 by ScegliAuto

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