What are the gear positions for the Honda Vezel automatic transmission?

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VonLucy
07/30/25 2:00am
The following is an introduction to the gear positions of the Honda Vezel automatic transmission: 1. P (Park): When this gear is engaged, the transmission locking mechanism activates, so it should only be engaged after the vehicle has come to a complete stop. 2. R (Reverse): This gear is used for reversing the vehicle. It can only be engaged after coming to a complete stop by pressing the brake and cannot be engaged while driving. 3. N (Neutral): Generally used for short-term parking, with the engine in an idle state. 4. D (Drive): One of the most commonly used forward gears, where the transmission shifts automatically. 5. S (Sport): The transmission delays shifting, keeping the engine at higher RPMs for better power response. Sport mode can be used when overtaking. 6. L (Low): Low gear is one of the forward gears, suitable for long or steep downhill slopes, but care should be taken not to let the engine RPM get too high.
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