What is the C gear in a car?

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AngelaAnn
07/30/25 9:24am
C gear is the climbing gear, also known as the half gear, used when going uphill. Here is some related information about gears: Concept: Gears are adjustment devices that regulate the speed and traction (torque) of a car. The lower the gear, the slower the speed, but the greater the car's traction (torque). The higher the gear, the faster the speed, but the smaller the car's traction (torque). Gears are generally divided into two main categories: forward gears and reverse gears. Engaging a forward gear makes the car move forward, while engaging the reverse gear makes the car move backward. Common car gears: Typically, a regular car has five forward gears and one reverse gear. The first forward gear is the starting gear, where the speed is the slowest (0-10 km/h), but the torque is the greatest.
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