Why can the Audi A3 shift gears without pressing the brake?

[StephanieRose]

Automatic transmission vehicles generally do not require pressing the brake when shifting gears. Additional information about the Audi A3 is as follows: 1. Features: ESP system, direct fuel-injected FSI six-cylinder engine. High-torque TDI technology with fuel injectors, combined with DSG gearbox and clutch, 5-speed and 6-speed automatic transmissions, and a new tiptronic automatic transmission, as well as optional four-wheel drive. 2. Exterior: The Audi A3's exterior may not be considered beautiful, but it has its own style. It is compact, small, and sporty, though it lacks some fashionable elements. Some users have noted that the exterior detailing is not very refined. 3. Interior: The Audi A3's configuration is slightly inferior to joint-venture cars in the same price range. It features a parking assist system and a panoramic sunroof but lacks navigation, DVD, and a rearview camera. The interior is well-crafted, simple, and has a good texture. The seats offer moderate support and comfort, providing a good riding experience. 4. Space: The rear seats offer ample headroom and visibility. The trunk space is quite spacious, and the front door panels include storage compartments, though the rear door panels do not. 5. Handling: The Audi A3 has a solid chassis. The entire lineup is equipped with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission and a manual-automatic integrated gearbox. The steering wheel is light, and the suspension is firm. Gear shifts are smooth without any jerking, and the road feedback is clear. The chassis tuning is quite firm, but wind noise becomes noticeable at high speeds.