Does Iveco have manual or automatic transmission?

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Iveco offers both manual and automatic transmissions. The differences between manual and automatic transmissions are as follows: Gear positions: Manual transmissions have gears 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and R (reverse). Automatic transmissions have P (park), N (neutral), D (drive), R (reverse), and a hill-climbing gear. Operation difficulty: Manual transmissions are more challenging to operate than automatic transmissions. Manual transmissions primarily rely on the driver pressing the clutch pedal to change gears, making the operation more cumbersome and requiring higher driving skills. Automatic transmissions mainly rely on the hydraulic torque converter's hydraulic transmission principle to automatically shift gears, eliminating the need to press the clutch pedal or frequently change gears. Fuel consumption: Automatic transmissions consume more fuel than manual transmissions. Manual transmissions directly transmit power, resulting in higher efficiency and lower engine RPM at the same speed, saving a small amount of fuel. In contrast, the power output of automatic transmission vehicles is primarily regulated by the throttle.