What is the difference between an 8-speed manual-automatic transmission and an 8AT?

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MatthewDella
07/29/25 3:32pm
8-speed manual-automatic transmission and 8AT differ in the following aspects: 1. The 8-speed manual-automatic transmission combines the functions of both manual and automatic transmissions. 2. 8AT refers to an 8-speed automatic transmission. Essentially, both are automatic transmissions, but the 8-speed manual-automatic transmission additionally incorporates manual transmission functionality. Additional information: The manual-automatic transmission is a gear-shifting device that integrates both manual and automatic transmission features, enhancing the rationality and controllability of automatic transmissions. By combining manual and automatic gear-shifting in one system, it merges the advantages of both transmission types while minimizing power loss in the shifting system.
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