Which Gear is the Reverse Gear?
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The reverse gear is the R gear, whether in an automatic transmission or a manual transmission, the R gear is the reverse gear. Manual transmissions usually place the R gear behind the highest gear, and the shift lever will also indicate the position of the R gear; automatic transmissions also have the letter R, which also represents the reverse gear. Generally, automatic transmissions have P, R, N, D, representing Park, Reverse, Neutral, and Drive respectively. Some cars may also have S gear, M gear, and I gear, which represent Sport mode, Manual mode, and Low gear respectively. Among them, the S gear is generally used when overtaking or driving aggressively. After engaging the S gear, the transmission will delay shifting, only upshifting after reaching the redline RPM, and downshifting will be more aggressive. After engaging the S gear, the engine RPM will also increase accordingly, and the throttle response will become more sensitive.