What Are the Corresponding Speeds for Manual Transmission Gears?
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1st gear is used for starting; 2nd gear corresponds to a speed of 5-20 km/h; 3rd gear corresponds to 20-40 km/h; 4th gear corresponds to 40-60 km/h; 5th gear corresponds to 60-100 km/h, or the maximum speed. Below are the relevant details: 1. Corresponding relationship: The greater the car's power, the higher the maximum speed for each gear. Additionally, the speeds listed above correspond to keeping the tachometer at around 2000 RPM. The higher the RPM, the greater the corresponding maximum speed. Furthermore, the greater the power, the higher the maximum achievable RPM, and consequently, the higher the maximum speed for each gear. 2. Manual transmission models: These are cars that use a manual shift mechanical transmission (also known as manual transmission, MT) to regulate speed. This means that the driver must manually shift the gear lever to change the gear engagement positions inside the transmission, altering the gear ratio to achieve speed changes.