What does AMT in cars refer to?
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AMT in cars refers to: Automated Manual Transmission, which is an improvement and upgrade based on the traditional manual gear transmission, combining the advantages of both AT (Automatic Transmission) and MT (Manual Transmission) into an integrated electromechanical-hydraulic automatic transmission. Here are the advantages of AMT in cars: AMT possesses the automatic transmission benefits of hydraulic automatic transmissions while retaining the high efficiency and ease of manufacturing of manual transmission gear rotation. The automatic transmission can determine the appropriate gear based on parameters such as vehicle speed, throttle, and driver commands, controlling operations originally performed manually by the driver, such as clutch disengagement and engagement, shifting the gear lever, and synchronous adjustment of the engine throttle opening. Ultimately, it achieves automation in the shifting process.