What does the E-gear in electric vehicles mean?
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Electric vehicle E-gear is the energy recovery mode, also known as the power-saving gear, an abbreviation for ECO, meaning energy-saving mode. When switched to this mode, the vehicle's computer increases the shifting frequency to keep the transmission at low RPMs, aiming to achieve fuel-saving effects. Generally, the gears on electric vehicles are: P, R, N, D. Electric vehicles (EV) refer to automobiles that use electrical energy as a power source, driven by electric motors, belonging to the category of new energy vehicles, including battery electric vehicles (BEV), hybrid electric vehicles (HEV), and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV).