Can the S gear be used at a speed of 120 km/h?

[DiStephanie]

When driving on the highway without the need for strong acceleration, you can choose to use the D gear for normal driving. If you need to accelerate quickly or overtake, you can directly shift to the S gear and then shift back to the D gear after completing the overtaking. Additional information: 1. D gear: It can be called the "Drive gear" or "Forward gear." When in D gear, the driver only needs to control the speed by managing the throttle and brakes. 2. S gear: S stands for Sport, which translates to "sport" in Chinese, meaning more powerful performance. 3. Situations for using the S gear: Generally, the S gear is used for overtaking and climbing hills, where the vehicle's performance will be more effortless and precise. Long-term use of the S gear will noticeably increase fuel consumption, so when driving on the highway and needing to overtake, you can shift to the S gear. The best choice when going downhill is to shift to the S gear, especially on long and steep descents. Using the S gear downhill allows the engine to assist in braking, avoiding potential brake failure caused by continuous braking.