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What is the introduction to the automatic transmission gears of Changan Oshan X7?

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ORemington

09/06/25 4:29am

The gear positions of the Oshan X7 are displayed in the center of the dashboard, including P (Park), R (Reverse), D (Drive), N (Neutral), L (Low), and OD (Overdrive). Below is a detailed introduction to the gears of the Changan Oshan X7: 1. Introduction: P (Park) is used when the vehicle is parked and turned off or stationary; R (Reverse) is the reverse gear and should only be engaged when the vehicle is completely stationary; N (Neutral) is used when the vehicle is temporarily stopped; D (Drive) is for normal forward driving on regular roads; L (Low) is for low-speed driving, also known as the hill-climbing gear; OD (Overdrive) is for high-speed driving to achieve fuel efficiency. 2. Precautions: Do not shift into P (Park) while the vehicle is moving; P (Park) should only be engaged after the vehicle has come to a complete stop and the key can be removed. Pay attention to gear selection, brake, and throttle coordination when parking and starting on slopes to prevent rolling. Generally, avoid using N (Neutral) unnecessarily and ensure not to shift into the wrong gear while driving.

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DeElias

09/18/25 4:25am

I've been driving the Changan Oshan X7 automatic transmission for quite a while and find its gear design very practical. It features several main gears: P, R, N, D, and S. The P gear is for parking, ensuring the car stays firmly in place; the R gear makes reversing convenient and safe with the rearview camera; the N gear is neutral, ideal for brief stops like at traffic lights; the D gear is the main driving mode, providing smooth daily driving; and the S gear is sport mode, offering quick acceleration for overtaking or climbing hills. The gear shifting is straightforward with a single lever, and the transmission responds sensitively, delivering a smooth and jerk-free ride. From personal experience, beginners should practice the shifting sequence more at the start and avoid random gear changes to prevent damage to the car. It's recommended to check the transmission fluid regularly, with urban driving consuming about 9-10 liters of fuel. The car's spacious interior makes it great for family trips, and using the D gear for long-distance driving is both worry-free and fuel-efficient.

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