What speed corresponds to each gear while driving?
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1st gear corresponds to a speed of: 10KM/h-40KM/h; 2nd gear corresponds to a speed of: 15KM/h-80KM/h; 3rd gear corresponds to a speed of: 0KM/h-120KM/h; 4th gear corresponds to a speed of: 25KM/h-160KM/h; 5th gear corresponds to a speed of: 30KM/h-200KM/h. Precautions when shifting gears while driving: Upshift when overtaking, as higher gears have lower torque, which can actually slow the car down when accelerating. Looking down at the gear lever while shifting can easily lead to rear-end collisions and other traffic accidents. Not fully depressing the clutch when shifting can cause gear grinding in the transmission. Frequent gear grinding will reduce the lifespan of the transmission and, in severe cases, can even cause the transmission to fail on the spot. Keeping the clutch partially engaged for extended periods will accelerate wear on the clutch disc and significantly shorten the clutch's lifespan. Avoid coasting in neutral for long periods, as it can save fuel and effort. The most fuel-efficient speeds: Cars with 1.2L or smaller engines are generally more fuel-efficient, but their optimal speed range is actually quite low, typically around 50-60KM/H. For engines between 1.2-1.6L, which are common in private cars, the optimal speed range is around 70-80KM/H for maximum fuel efficiency. For 2.0L engines, which have higher emissions compared to the previous two categories, the optimal speed is also higher, reaching up to 120KM/H for the best fuel economy. Therefore, these cars are more suitable for long-term highway driving.