Electric vehicles will be able to use automatic transmission
The existence of manual transmissions may disappear, especially since electric vehicles are the future and so far we have not seen them develop a car with this type of transmission.
Manual transmissions are becoming increasingly scarce. finding a car with this type of transmission is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in non-sports vehicles.
Really only one 3.7% of the U.S. population drive manual transmission vehicles, according to an independent study by , the largest used car dealer in the US. This means that other drivers 96.3%, drive a car with an automatic transmission, a sharp change in car preferences compared to 1995, when 26.8% of the population drove a car with a manual transmission (joystick).
Everything seems to indicate that in a few years the existence of lhow manual transmissions may disappearEspecially since electric cars are the future, and so far we have not seen them develop cars with a manual transmission.
In other words, everything points to the future disappearance of manual transmissions due to the disappearance of internal combustion engines, at least for countries such as the US, Norway or South Korea. This is because other countries do not have the same development or opportunities to transition to new and electric vehicles.
LElectric vehicles do not currently require a manual transmission because they replace all your gears with one. This means that you are not actually moving towards the gear lever, but towards its gears.
Gears were added to transmissions because fuel-powered or gasoline-powered cars needed a mechanism to distribute their power and ratio due to the limited range of speeds a gasoline engine could reach. The combustion of a gasoline engine is very narrow compared to what is expected from a car.
Electric motors, on the other hand, spin faster than gasoline motors and can produce up to 20 revolutions per minute, plus they can rise and fall faster. that's why they don't need additional speeds.
:
