How to Correctly Use the Manual Mode in the Verano?
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When driving the Verano, you can directly shift from D gear to L gear and then adjust the gears according to your speed. The L gear in the Verano is the manual mode. Generally, the manual mode is only used when climbing steep slopes or descending steep slopes. When climbing a steep slope, engaging the manual mode provides powerful performance. When descending a steep slope, engaging the manual mode can utilize the engine's power to achieve a braking effect, eliminating the need to constantly press the brake pedal. Additionally, the manual mode can be used when overtaking. Below is an introduction to the gears of an automatic transmission car: 1. L Gear: Low gear, which limits speed. When climbing a slope, shifting to this gear maintains a high RPM and low gear state. 2. S Gear: Sport mode, where the transmission can shift freely, but the shifting timing is delayed, keeping the engine at high RPM for a longer duration, allowing the car to move at low gear and high RPM for an extended period. 3. D Gear: Drive gear, used when the car is moving forward. 4. N Gear: Neutral gear, used during brief stops. 5. P Gear: Parking gear, which must be engaged when parking to stop the car's braking and prevent rolling. 6. R Gear: Reverse gear, used when reversing. However, the R gear can only be engaged when the vehicle is completely stationary. Engaging the R gear while the car is moving slowly can cause severe damage to the transmission.
