What are the tips for using the S gear and L gear in the Vezel?

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HarmonyMarie
07/30/25 1:50am
The tips for using the S gear and L gear in the Vezel are as follows: 1. The S gear is the sport mode. When the engine speed reaches 2500 rpm, engaging the S gear can enhance the vehicle's sporty performance, making it convenient for overtaking. 2. The L gear is a high gear ratio mode, suitable for climbing steep slopes or descending long steep slopes, such as underground garage passages leading to the second basement level. Its principle is similar to the first gear in a manual transmission, utilizing engine braking to reduce wear on the brake system. 3. The S gear can be used at any speed, while the L gear is a low-speed mode and can only be used at low speeds. Note: When in L gear, after climbing or descending a slope, promptly shift back to D gear. Otherwise, pressing the accelerator will not increase the vehicle's speed, and the engine may produce abnormal noises.
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