An Eco-Driving Strategy is a computational method designed to optimize vehicle fuel economy by systematically modulating driving behavior—such as acceleration, speed, and gear shifting—based on real-time or predictive environmental and traffic conditions, thereby distinguishing it from conventional driving approaches through its explicit focus on energy efficiency.
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