What kind of transmission does the Cadillac XT4 have?

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LeCecilia
07/24/25 7:01am
The Cadillac XT4 is equipped with a 9-speed automatic transmission (9AT) with manual mode. This transmission provides a very smooth driving experience and has been used in several domestic models, receiving satisfactory market feedback. More details about the Cadillac XT4 are as follows: 1. The transmission can shift into 9th gear at around 80 km/h, working seamlessly with the engine. When overtaking is needed, it can downshift continuously to increase speed. The XT4's transmission also incorporates many new technologies, including an innovative variable-phase one-way clutch, which not only enhances the lightweight and compact design of the 9AT but also reduces the overall size and weight of the transmission. 2. The Cadillac XT4's center console features irregular and complex lines to create a strong sense of layering while maintaining the consistent material quality found in Cadillac models. The extensive use of soft materials and stitching provides an excellent visual effect. 3. Beyond its luxurious feel, the Cadillac XT4 does not compromise on technology. In addition to supporting 4G networks and OTA updates, the 8-inch touchscreen in the center console also supports Apple CarPlay and Baidu CarLife for smartphone connectivity. 4. In terms of configuration, features such as tire pressure monitoring, rear parking radar, cruise control, multiple driving modes, hill start assist, and a panoramic sunroof are all standard.
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AllieLynn
08/11/25 2:42am
The Cadillac XT4 is equipped with a 9-speed automatic transmission, which I find quite intelligently designed. It's the GM's in-house 9T60 model, delivering exceptionally smooth gear shifts during daily driving without any jerking sensations even in city traffic jams. It excels in fuel efficiency, helping owners make fewer trips to the gas station under combined driving conditions. Structurally, it utilizes multi-plate clutches and an electronic control unit to ensure quick acceleration response. Compared to some Japanese cars' CVTs, the XT4's transmission feels more powerful during high-speed overtaking, with clear shift logic that keeps the engine in its optimal RPM range. Maintenance is relatively straightforward—just regular transmission fluid changes to extend its lifespan. It operates quietly and reliably, making it well-suited for both family and commuter needs.
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