Renault Symbioz Manuel utilisateur

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User questions

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How to deactivate E-save mode and what is its impact on the hybrid system's operation?

E-save mode is deactivated by pressing contactor 11 again. Its deactivation allows the hybrid system to resume normal operation, where it automatically selects the use of the internal combustion engine and/or electric motor based on driving style and conditions.

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Does E-save mode still allow the use of the electric motor?

Yes, E-save mode aims to maintain a sufficient charge level in the traction battery without completely disabling the electric assistance capabilities. Using the electric motor during starts or energy recovery (deceleration) is an integral part of the E-tech full hybrid system's operation for energy efficiency, while maintaining an energy reserve in the battery.

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In what situations is it recommended to use E-save mode?

E-save mode is specifically designed to maintain a sufficient charge level of the traction battery in anticipation of a mountainous road or a long motorway slope. For typical daily driving, the hybrid system automatically manages energy flows optimally without requiring this mode.

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How is "E-save" mode deactivated, and what is the effect of deactivation?

"E-save" mode is deactivated by pressing contactor 11, which turns off its indicator light. Deactivating "E-save" mode allows the hybrid system to resume normal operation, where it automatically selects between the combustion engine and/or electric motor based on driving style, traffic conditions, and the chosen mode.

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Why does the vehicle still use electric power during deceleration and startup when "E-save" mode is active?

"E-save" mode primarily aims to maintain a sufficient charge level in the traction battery, not to completely disable the hybrid system's electric assistance capabilities. The use of the electric motor during startup or energy recovery (deceleration) is an integral part of the E-tech full hybrid system's energy efficiency, continuously utilizing or recovering electrical energy while preserving a battery reserve for anticipated needs.

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When should "E-save" mode be used?

"E-save" mode is specifically designed to maintain a sufficient charge level in the traction battery in anticipation of driving on mountainous roads or long highway slopes, where a high demand on the hybrid system is expected. For typical daily driving, it is recommended not to use it, as the hybrid system automatically manages energy flows for optimal fuel consumption.

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When and how to use the E-SAVE mode?

Activate E-SAVE mode using its dedicated switch to maintain a battery charge reserve for anticipated high-demand situations like mountains or long slopes. When deactivated, the system automatically manages energy between engines. Even in E-SAVE, the vehicle continues to use electric assistance for starting and recovers energy during deceleration.

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What is the purpose of the E-save mode and when should it be used?

The E-save mode maintains a sufficient battery charge level for situations requiring high power, such as mountain roads or long highway inclines. Even when active, the vehicle may still use the electric motor for starting or energy recovery while preserving the energy reserve.

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