What is the speed range for manual transmission gears?

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Galadriel
07/30/25 9:49am
Manual transmission gear speed correspondence table is as follows: 1st gear: Used for normal starting or climbing very steep slopes. When using this gear, the speed is generally around 10 kilometers per hour; 2nd gear: A transitional gear for acceleration after starting, or used for low-speed driving or climbing steep slopes, with speeds generally around 20 kilometers per hour; 3rd gear: Used at speeds between 20-40km/h, commonly used for city driving; 4th gear: Used at speeds between 40-60km/h; 5th gear: Can be used at speeds of 60Km/h. When shifting gears, the clutch and throttle must be coordinated well. Press the clutch all the way down, then immediately release the throttle pedal, and quickly shift to the corresponding gear. After shifting, release your hand immediately and avoid keeping it on the gear lever (commonly known as the gear stick) for too long, as this can easily damage the gear lever.
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