What is the difference between ZF AMT and Sinotruk AMT?

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ArianaAnn
07/30/25 7:32am
The differences between ZF AMT and Sinotruk AMT are as follows: 1. Sinotruk AMT: Its advantages include the application of an integrated AMT design solution, which eliminates external air pipes and wiring connections for the transmission, significantly improving reliability; it adopts an integrated shifting system with a compact structure, rapid response, precise control, and also features GPS driving prediction, hill start assist, creep mode, and economical coasting functions. 2. ZF AMT: The advantage of the autonomous transmission is its high transmission efficiency, reaching 99.7%, with greater torque but no reduction in power, a wider gear range, yet with reduced noise, better reliability, and a B10 life exceeding 1.6 million kilometers.
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