Google Maps has two features to help you save money on gas: engine type and eco-friendly navigation - here’s ow to use them.
Saving money on gas is a great reason to use Google Maps for all your driving needs. Even if you don’t need navigation and directions in your hometown. That’s because Google Maps has two new features that will help you save money on gas. The features also work with hybrid and electric cars. They’ll come in handy, especially in regions that have felt the brunt of the energy crisis.
Users will be able to choose between gas, diesel, hybrid, and electric . The Google Maps algorithms will take the engine type into account, as GoogleThe most fuel-efficient route will vary based on what type of engine you have. For example, diesel engines are usually more efficient at higher speeds than petrol or gas engines, while hybrid and electric vehicles perform better in stop-and-go traffic.
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