Can You Shift Directly from D to S Gear in an Automatic Car While Driving?

[SamuelRose]

For a normally driving vehicle, it is possible to shift directly from D gear to S gear without stepping on the brake. Here is some relevant information: 1. The principle of S gear is to delay the shift timing, keeping the engine at high RPM for a longer time, thus maintaining strong power. 2. Generally, ordinary automatic or CVT models maintain the RPM at around 2000, while in S gear, the shift timing is often delayed to a higher engine RPM range. Some high-end models also stiffen the suspension, increase steering wheel resistance, and make the throttle more responsive when in S gear to accommodate a more aggressive driving style.