What are the reasons for delayed shifting in automatic transmissions?

[SanIsabel]

Automatic transmission vehicles use a hydraulic system to determine whether to shift up or down based on throttle input. The hydraulic pressure response requires a certain amount of time, which is why automatic transmissions have relatively slower shifting reactions. Below are specific details about automatic transmissions: 1. Operation Difficulty: Automatic transmissions do not require the driver to depress the clutch or shift gears frequently, making operation more convenient. 2. Principle: The automatic transmission's computer controls hydraulic oil to push pistons for shifting based on throttle position, speed, and throttle opening. 3. Operation Method: Automatic transmissions do not require manual gear shifting by the driver; the vehicle automatically selects the appropriate gear based on speed and road conditions.