Why does the car always prompt to shift to P gear?

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When an automatic transmission vehicle continuously prompts the need to shift to P gear, it may indicate a potential fault in the transmission system. Below is relevant information about gear positions: 1. Concept: Gear positions are adjustment devices that regulate the speed and traction (torque) of a vehicle. Lower gears result in slower speeds but greater vehicle traction (torque), while higher gears lead to faster speeds but reduced vehicle traction (torque). Gear positions are generally divided into two main categories: forward gears and reverse gear. Engaging a forward gear moves the car forward, while engaging the reverse gear moves it backward. 2. Standard car gear positions: Typically, standard cars have five forward gears and one reverse gear. The first forward gear is always the starting gear, where the speed is the slowest (0-10 km/h) but the torque is the greatest.