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What is the M gear in the new Bora?

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MacAdam
07/30/25 9:02am
The M gear in the new Bora automatic transmission car is the manual mode of the automated manual transmission. When the car is shifted to M gear, it automatically switches to manual mode, similar to manual transmission cars, requiring downshifting at low speeds and upshifting at high speeds. The M gear can be directly switched from the D gear without the need to stop. Generally, transmissions with M gear also have a '+' and '-' sign nearby. Gear shifting can be done by pushing the gear lever forward or backward or using steering wheel paddles. However, unlike manual transmissions, there is no need to release the throttle when shifting gears; you can directly shift up or down. However, there are limitations to gear shifting—it only works within safe parameters. For example, trying to shift up to 6th gear at 50 km/h or down to 1st gear at 100 km/h is not possible.
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