Does a car with manual-automatic transmission have a clutch pedal?
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Hand-automatic cars do not have a clutch pedal. The manual mode in a manual-automatic transmission differs from that in a purely manual transmission car. Although the structure includes a clutch device, it does not require driver operation. The clutch pedal is the control mechanism for the clutch assembly in a manual transmission car, serving as the "human-machine" interaction between the car and the driver. Manual-automatic transmission combines manual and automatic gear shifting into one transmission method. The manual mode allows drivers to freely adjust gears and RPM, providing a thrilling and sporty driving experience, full of driving pleasure. In essence, a manual-automatic transmission is still a type of automatic transmission, simulating the operation of a manual transmission through an electronic control system.