What is the speed range for 3rd gear in a manual transmission?

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DiLilliana
07/29/25 5:03pm
The speed range for 3rd gear in a manual transmission corresponds to 25~90 kph. The higher the car's power, the higher the maximum speed for each gear. Below is more information about the gear ranges: 1. Speed ranges for each gear: 1st gear speed is 0~30 kph, 2nd gear 10~50 kph, 3rd gear 25~90 kph, 4th gear 35~120 kph, and 5th gear 45 kph and above. 2. Economical driving: If we want to drive economically, it is essential to upshift promptly when the engine speed reaches 2000 rpm. 3. Better power driving: If we want better power while driving, delaying the shift is the best option, but we should also consider the ride comfort inside the car. The engine speed should not be too high; generally, shifting between 2500 rpm~3000 rpm yields better results.
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