How to Convert a Manual Transmission to an Automatic Transmission?

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LaLevi
07/29/25 10:11pm
Converting from automatic to manual or manual to automatic is a challenge to the core technology of a vehicle, as it involves critical components such as the transmission and gear system. In the general awareness and consumption habits of Chinese people, mid-to-high-end cars are still seen as symbols of status and identity.
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