Why is the clutch of the test car particularly high?

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When the clutch is high, the gears separate faster, allowing for earlier gear shifting, which makes acceleration operations more seamless. To quickly adapt to the height of the test car's clutch, the method is to engage first gear and gradually release the clutch to get used to the pedal's varying height while ensuring no stalling or rolling. Here are some clutch control techniques: The general approach to the clutch is "fast, slow, fast" or "fast, pause, slow." This is because initially releasing the clutch involves the engagement part between the clutch and the engine, which can be done quickly. However, when reaching the clutch point, it needs to be slower or paused briefly to ensure full engagement. After passing the engagement point, the clutch can be released at a speed that is either fast or slow, depending on personal preference.