What does D+- in automatic transmission mean?

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SanCassandra
07/25/25 12:12pm
D+- in automatic transmission refers to the manual mode of an automatic gearbox. Here are specific details about D+- in automatic transmission: 1. Although traditional automatic transmissions have advantages in terms of operability and driving comfort, they lack the flexibility of manual transmission vehicles. The manumatic transmission was developed under such circumstances. 2. While maintaining the automatic shifting function, it also features simulated manual shifting capability. The emergence of manumatic transmissions has allowed more vehicle models to break free from the constraints of traditional automatic transmissions, giving drivers the freedom of manual gear shifting and driving pleasure.
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