[SurgeCT]

I've seen some videos where the left guage adds an "Eco" range in green when this mode is active. Are you guys seeing this on North American models, or is the Eco the same as Normal for that left gauge?

Thanks

 

[YOW]

I've seen some videos where the left guage adds an "Eco" range in green when this mode is active. Are you guys seeing this on North American models, or is the Eco the same as Normal for that left gauge?

Thanks

It is possible that the display has changed somewhat for 2012, but on my car the "Eco" and "Normal" displays are the same. (... and "Sports" mode uses the same display when the cruise control is enabled)

There is a small "Eco" indicator on the display that comes on when the car is in Eco mode.

 

[darkride]

I remember seeing this as well in some of the first pictures and videos when CT was unveiled. But just like the pictures at the top of the website, I believe they aren't North American models. I believe this is what your talking about.

It isn't North American because it only has km/h and not mph.

 

[Bill Broderick]

Is it possible that you're confusing the CT with the Honda CR-Z? With the Honda, the color of the tachometer is blue in Normal mode, red in Sport and green in Eco mode.

http://automobiles.honda.com/cr-z/drive-modes.aspx

 

[Boldlygo]

I remember seeing this as well in some of the first pictures and videos when CT was unveiled. But just like the pictures at the top of the website, I believe they aren't North American models. I believe this is what your talking about.

It isn't North American because it only has km/h and not mph.

Keep in mind Canada uses the same - kilometers and litres.

 

[SurgeCT]

I remember seeing this as well in some of the first pictures and videos when CT was unveiled. But just like the pictures at the top of the website, I believe they aren't North American models. I believe this is what your talking about.

It isn't North American because it only has km/h and not mph.

Yes, there is an additional green 'band' within the Eco range on the "tach" dial. I guess this feature never made it into production -- at least for NA cars. Too bad.

 

[darkride]

Keep in mind Canada uses the same - kilometers and litres.

Yeah but we get the MPH underneath as well.