Explanation of 'Drive Cycle Score/Lifetime Points'

[RA273]

This is me today,  do I get a prize? 

Yes, keep scoring like you did for every journey, and one day you will see the "prize" as shown below.
Please note it is only shown once and for a few seconds..

[5thcivic]

This is from ChatGPT:

Here’s how to both interpret the tree display and turn it off in your Honda Jazz Mk4:

🌳 How to read the tree (Eco Score)

When you switch off the car, the screen shows a tree/leaf graphic that reflects your last drive:

🌱 Small / basic tree
More aggressive driving
Hard acceleration or braking
Lower fuel efficiency
🌿 Medium tree
Fairly smooth driving
Average efficiency
🌳 Full / lush green tree
Very smooth inputs
Steady speed
Best fuel economy

👉 In the Honda Jazz e:HEV, a fuller tree usually also means:

More electric driving
Better energy regeneration (gentle braking)

Think of it as a quick “grade” for your trip.

⚙️ How to turn the tree display off

You can disable the trip summary screen through the dashboard settings:

Method 1: Using steering wheel controls
Turn the ignition on
Use the left steering wheel buttons to access the instrument display
Scroll to Settings (gear icon)
Go to:
Vehicle Settings or Meter Setup
Find:
Driving Info Display
or Eco Drive Display / Eco Score
Toggle it Off
Method 2: Via infotainment screen (if equipped)
Press Home
Go to Settings
Select:
Vehicle
Look for:
Eco Assist / Eco Score / Drive Summary
Switch it off

Is this part of the restyle? I can't find any of these menus on my 2023 Mk 4?

[coldstart]

Is this part of the restyle? I can't find any of these menus on my 2023 Mk 4?

(that's "artificial intelligence" for you!)

The MY24 manual for my 2023 facelift Jazz lists no option to turn the "Drive cycle score" off!
It only lists how to reset it:

■ Resetting the Drive Cycle Score

Models without drive mode switch

 1. Make sure the shift position is in (P) . Turn the power mode to ON.
 2. If ECON mode is on, press the ECON button to turn it off.
 3. Turn the power mode to VEHICLE OFF.
 4. Turn the power mode to ON again.
    - Make sure to complete steps from 4 through 6 within 30 seconds.
 5. Depress the brake pedal twice.
 6. Press the ECON button twice.
 7. Turn the power mode to VEHICLE OFF.

Models with drive mode switch

 1. Make sure the shift position is in (P) . Turn the power mode to ON.
 2. If ECON mode is selected, set the drive mode to NORMAL.
 3. Turn the power mode to VEHICLE OFF.
 4. Turn the power mode to ON again.
     - Make sure to complete steps from 4 through 6 within 30 seconds.
 5. Depress the brake pedal twice.
 6. Set the drive mode to ECON, then to NORMAL.
 7. Turn the power mode to VEHICLE OFF.

[Downsizer]

I wonder who thought up this sequence of instructions (and why!)? It’s as clear as mud.

[5thcivic]

People don't learn from history. Garbage, in garbage out still applies.
AI learns from scanning the internet. Half the stuff on the internet is rubbish. Most technical questions I put into google the first highlghted AI answer is mostly wrong, you have to scan down the links to find someone who actually knows what their talking about.

[coldstart]

I wonder who thought up this sequence of instructions (and why!)? It’s as clear as mud.

Yes, indeed!
Probably, to make sure nobody inadvertently cuts down their forest.

[Lord Voltermore]

If I got a laurels award Mrs LV would claim the credit,  or I would blame her for  us not achieving it   

[coldstart]

If I got a laurels award Mrs LV would claim the credit,  or I would blame her for  us not achieving it   

so - let me guess: You are the one with the heavy right foot (why on earth did you repeatedly opt for buying a Jazz in the first place?) - while at the same time, she is creating negative bumps in the passenger footwell ...

okay: I know: happy wife - happy life (and - after all - the Jazz is an astoundingly good car with very good fuel economy!)
Which is with today's ever rising fuel prices quite an asset!