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What does L means in the transmission lever?

"L" stands for "Low" gear in the transmission lever of a vehicle. It represents the lowest forward gear ratio and provides maximum engine torque for improved acceleration and towing capabilities. When the transmission is in "L" gear, the engine operates at higher revolutions per minute (RPM) to generate more power, making it suitable for tackling steep hills, carrying heavy loads, or navigating rough terrain.
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