What transmission does the Changan CS55 use?

[DeJourney]

Changan CS55 automatic transmission is Aisin 6AT. Here is more information about the Changan CS55: 1. The Changan CS55 has excellent configurations, equipped with the self-developed IACC intelligent driving system by Changan. This system claims to enable single-lane intelligent driving, lane keeping, automatic deceleration on curves, traffic jam assist, etc., which can effectively reduce driving fatigue in actual tests. 2. The CS55 also uses the Aisin 6AT transmission, which is quite generous at this price point, without adopting a dual-clutch or 5-speed transmission. 3. The powertrain of the CS55 is equipped with a 1.5T engine across all models. This engine is a downgraded version of the one used in the CS75, ensuring stability. However, considering the CS55's weight of 1.5 tons, the engine's power level may not provide excellent acceleration performance.

[LaOmar]

I previously drove the Changan CS55, which comes with two main types of transmissions depending on the version: one is a manual 5-speed transmission, which feels quite agile to drive, especially if you enjoy a sense of control, with smooth gear shifts and no lag; the other is an automatic 6-speed transmission, which is very convenient for daily use, particularly in congested areas, as it eliminates the need for frequent clutch engagement and delivers smooth power output. I opted for the automatic version, which performs well for city commuting, with decent fuel efficiency, and requires transmission fluid changes every 50,000 kilometers during maintenance. Overall, it offers good value for money, with quick response during turns, making it a great choice for a practical SUV. When purchasing, I recommend asking the salesperson about the specific configurations to match your needs.

[AaronAnn]

I find the transmission design of the Changan CS55 quite considerate, offering both manual and automatic versions. The manual transmission is a 5-speed, featuring a simple structure and lower maintenance costs, but requires some skill for shifting. The automatic transmission is typically a 6-speed, with clear electronically controlled shifting logic and minimal jerking during acceleration. As a pragmatist, I recommend the automatic version for its ease on long drives and quieter operation. Maintenance-wise, pay attention to the oil change intervals to prevent gear damage from overheating. The car's overall power delivery paired with the transmission is smooth, making it suitable for both city and highway driving—definitely worth a test drive to experience the details.

[StValeria]

When purchasing the Changan CS55, the transmission is a key consideration. It offers both a 5-speed manual and a 6-speed automatic option: the manual is more affordable and suits those who enjoy control; the automatic is convenient for daily use, especially preferred by female drivers. I've tested the automatic version, and the gear shifts are intelligent and smooth, with slightly higher fuel consumption but still acceptable. For maintenance, regular fluid checks every 30,000 kilometers can extend its lifespan. Overall, it's reliable, responsive, and suitable for commuting or family trips. It's recommended to check the performance during the break-in period for new cars.