What is the purpose of the different drive modes in the Ford Kuga?

I recently purchased a Ford Kuga and noticed that it has multiple drive modes such as Normal, Eco, and Sport. Can you explain the difference between these modes and when I should use them?

The different drive modes in the Ford Kuga serve different purposes. The Normal mode is for everyday driving and provides a good balance of performance and fuel efficiency. The Eco mode is ideal for long distance driving and reduces fuel consumption. The Sport mode is for a more exhilarating driving experience with quicker acceleration and sharper steering.

I find that the Eco mode works best for city driving and stop and go traffic while the Sport mode is great for highway driving. However, don't be afraid to switch between modes to find what works best for you and your driving style.

I personally prefer the Normal mode for most driving situations, but I switch to Sport mode when I want a little more fun on my daily commute. Ultimately, it's up to personal preference and experimenting with each mode.