What is the difference between the D gear and B gear in the Magotan?

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Stacey
07/30/25 6:02am
Here are the specific differences between the D gear and B gear in the Magotan: 1. Concept: The D gear is the forward drive gear, while the B gear is the kinetic energy recovery gear, which can utilize the vehicle's kinetic energy to recharge the battery, commonly found in new energy vehicles. 2. Usage: When driving on regular roads, you can simply keep the gear in D for normal driving; the B gear is generally used during long-distance coasting or downhill driving, especially on continuous downhill slopes. The B gear assists braking through the drag effect generated by the engine or motor. After releasing the accelerator pedal on a steep downward slope, it applies engine braking or strong braking to prevent the brakes from overheating.
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