Mode P (Parking)

* Engages the mechanical drive wheel locking lever.
* Used for long-term parking or stopping the car on a slope.

Mode R (Reverse)

* Engages reverse gear.
*Do not switch to R mode while driving.

Mode N (Neutral)

* Interrupts the connection between the engine and the wheels.
*Used for towing a vehicle or checking the transmission oil level.

Mode D (Motion)

* Basic mode for normal movement.
* Automatically switches to the appropriate gear when accelerating or decelerating.

D2 mode

* Limits gear shifting to first and second.
* Useful for driving on steep slopes or when towing light loads.

Mode S (Sport)

* Holds gears longer to increase engine speed and improve throttle response.
* Provides a more dynamic driving experience.

L Mode (Low Gear)

* Limits gear shifting to first.
*Used for very low speed or off-road driving.

ECT (Electronic Throttle Control) mode

* Modifies throttle response to improve acceleration or fuel economy.
* Usually activated using a button on the gearshift lever.

Mode M (Manual)

* Allows the driver to manually change gears using the steering wheel paddles or gear lever.
* Provides complete control over the transmission.

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