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Which is Better: MT Transmission or AT Transmission?

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Milton

07/29/25 7:40pm

MT transmission and AT transmission each have their own advantages. Below are the introductions and differences between MT transmission and AT transmission: 1. MT transmission: Advantages: Simple structure, lower manufacturing and maintenance costs, high reliability, fuel-efficient, and high transmission efficiency. Compared to other transmissions, manual transmission offers more driving pleasure, allowing drivers to freely control engine speed and gear shifting. Disadvantages: Compared to automatic transmission, manual transmission operation is more cumbersome, and gear shifting can be noticeably jerky. On congested urban roads, driving for extended periods can be tiring. Additionally, hill starts with a manual transmission can be a nightmare for beginners. 2. AT transmission: Advantages: AT transmission is easy to operate, providing a comfortable driving experience. It also features automatic speed and torque adjustment based on road conditions, making driving relatively easier and effectively preventing engine overspeed and overload. Among automatic transmissions, it has the highest reliability, mature technology, and relatively lower R&D costs. Disadvantages: Due to its complex mechanism and heavier weight, vehicles equipped with AT transmission are relatively more expensive. The precision and high technical content of AT transmission make repairs more complicated. Additionally, AT transmission has relatively lower transmission efficiency and higher fuel consumption.

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