You’ve seen P, R, N, and D your entire driving life. But one unexpected letter left drivers staring at their gear sticks in confusion. When the mysterious “E” appeared on certain older cars, many had no idea what it meant, but,
For seasoned motorists, it stood for “Economy” — a fuel-saving mode designed to lower engine revs and conserve gas long before smart computers took over. Today, advanced systems automatically manage efficiency, and the old “E” has faded into history, only to reappear with a completely different meaning in the age of electric vehicles. And what once symbolized saving fuel now quietly signals the future of driving therefore,