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Introduction to the Gears of Hongqi Automatic Transmission Vehicles

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Collin

07/24/25 2:25am

N gear: When in D or R gear, push the gear lever in the opposite direction of the current gear until the "N" light comes on, at which point the neutral gear is engaged; D gear: Pull the gear lever backward once, all the way down, and the "D" light on the gear lever will come on. Classification: Automatic transmission, as the name suggests, does not require the driver to manually shift gears. The vehicle will automatically select the appropriate gear based on the speed and traffic conditions. Generally, automatic transmission vehicles have six gear positions, from top to bottom: P, R, N, D, S, L. Operation: Driving an automatic transmission vehicle using only the parking gear P, reverse gear R, neutral gear N, and drive gear D can fully meet the needs of general driving. However, if encountering some special driving conditions, other functional gears may be required. Therefore, if the correct control method is chosen, automatic transmission vehicles can perform better than manual transmission ones.

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AllisonRose

08/10/25 10:03pm

The gear positions of Hongqi automatic transmission vehicles usually include the standard ones like P, R, N, and D, with some high-end models equipped with S or L. The P gear is for parking; engage it when you turn off the engine or park for a long time to lock the transmission and prevent sliding. The R gear is the reverse gear; make sure to come to a complete stop before engaging it to avoid damage when reversing into a parking spot. The N gear is neutral, useful for short stops like at traffic lights or during towing. The D gear is the drive gear, used for normal driving to move forward. In Hongqi models like the H9, there might be an additional S (Sport) mode for quicker throttle response, making overtaking more exhilarating. Some models come with an L (Low) gear for engine braking when climbing steep slopes, ensuring safety and ease. Driving an automatic transmission smoothly is key: shift gears gently when starting, and engage P and apply the handbrake when parking to protect the machinery. In my daily driving experience, these gear layouts are user-friendly, but it's important to remember each position to avoid mistakes in a hurry.

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