Is an automatic transmission car C1 or C2?

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An automatic transmission car is classified as C2. C1 is the license for manual transmission small vehicles, while C2 is the license for automatic transmission small vehicles. The C2 license permits driving small automatic transmission cars, meaning you can only drive small cars with automatic transmission. On the other hand, the C1 license allows driving both manual and automatic transmission vehicles. The C1 license enables driving small and micro passenger cars, light and micro cargo trucks, as well as light, small, and micro special-purpose vehicles. In contrast, the C2 license permits driving small and micro automatic transmission passenger cars and light and micro automatic transmission cargo trucks. The main difference lies in the fact that the C1 license allows driving both manual and automatic transmission cars, whereas the C2 license only permits driving automatic transmission cars. Manual transmission primarily relies on the driver manually operating the clutch to shift gears. Manual transmission cars allow drivers to better experience the thrill of climbing hills, accelerating, and the joy of controlling the vehicle. However, due to the more complex operation, it requires drivers to possess higher driving skills.