
When parking, press the P button on top of the gear lever to engage the parking gear. Pull the gear lever backward once, and the "D" light on the gear lever will illuminate. After shifting to D gear, the electronic gear lever automatically returns to its original position. First, press the unlock button on the left side of the gear lever and hold it down. Then, push the gear lever forward until "R" lights up. The paddle shifters behind the steering wheel—pulling the left and right paddles shifts up and down respectively.

When I first bought my Audi, I wasn’t very familiar with the electronic gear shifter. After a few drives to figure it out, I’ve gotten quite comfortable with it now. To start the car, press the brake pedal, and the gear shifter will automatically unlock. If you see buttons or paddles marked P, R, N, D on the shifter, just operate them directly: press P for parking, R for reverse, N for neutral, and D for driving. Audi’s design is quite thoughtful—the gear shifts are smooth, and you don’t need to exert force like with a mechanical shifter. Always remember to shift into P when parking to prevent accidents from rolling. I also discovered that Audi has a manual mode—just flick left from D to switch to manual shifting, which is super useful for overtaking or downhill driving. With more practice, you’ll find the electronic shifter much more convenient than the old-fashioned ones.

I've been driving an Audi for several years, and operating the electronic gear shift has become second nature. Get in the car, step on the brake to unlock, then directly select the gear via the shift lever: push forward for R (Reverse), pull back for D (Drive), and press a button for P (Park). Audi's system is very intelligent, with quick gear changes and no jerking. I often drive on highways, cruising effortlessly in D mode; when entering parking lots, I switch to R for reversing, and the sensors work well for safety. Parking requires shifting to P, and the car automatically locks, eliminating the hassle of pulling the handbrake. In case of engine stall and needing to push the car, just shift to N (Neutral). Overall, the electronic gear shift enhances driving convenience, and its design is stylish—friends at gatherings are always envious.

I'm addicted to cars, and I absolutely love Audi's electronic gear selector. The feel when operating it is top-notch. After activating it by stepping on the brake, you can easily shift gears using the paddle or button. The P (Park) mode locks the wheels for safe parking, R (Reverse) provides sensitive obstacle avoidance when backing up, N (Neutral) is suitable for short stops, and D (Drive) offers smooth and fuel-efficient forward motion. A special feature is the manual mode—simply push the D gear to the left to enter M (Manual) and enjoy the fun of shifting. The S (Sport) mode delivers exhilarating acceleration, and the design considers ergonomics to prevent accidental shifts. The electronic system responds with precision, making driving quiet and efficient. Combined with Audi's high-tech interior, this gear selector turns everyday driving into a cool, sporty style.

I drive an Audi to take my kids to school, and the electronic gear shift is simple and practical. When I get in the car and start it, the gear shift is automatically ready as soon as I press the brake. Then, with just a light press of the button or a flick of the paddle, P is for parking, R makes reversing easy with a clear view in the rearview mirror, N is neutral for relaxing at red lights, and D is for driving forward without a worry. The operation is effortless, and even with smaller hands, women can press it easily. I've noticed that Audi has a safety mechanism where the gear shift won't respond if you press it randomly while the car is moving, preventing damage to the vehicle. Always shift to P when parking and make sure the warning light is on to protect yourself and pedestrians. The overall experience is smooth and stress-free, perfect for busy days when you need to get on the road quickly.


