Automatic cars is the current flavor in the Indian market Maruti sells 50000 AMT cars

While the population in the country keeps on increasing by the days, and so is the traffic on the roads. The rapid evolve that we have seen in the past few years have enhanced the status of most the citizens of our country. Each household of the lower as well as upper middle segment owns a car, whether big or small, so it indeed is becoming evident of creating chaos and traffic on the narrow Indian lanes. In such a situation, when during the peak hours, people are becoming frustrated and tired of shifting gears, AMT cars have arrived as a blessing in the Indian market. Maruti Suzuki has managed sell across 50,000 cars with the Automatic Gear Shift or AMT, ever since the concept were introduced at the Auto Expo, 2014 in the capital. AGS was primarily offered in the Celerio and is now equipped in the Alto K10 too.

This AMT technology, being offered in small entry level budget cars ahs made the concept reachable to numerous of people in the domestic set up of the country. The Auto Manual transmission functions by bringing in use of the electric-hydraulic actuator that mechanically performs clutch and shift functions. The user acquires best of the aspects, like the comfort of an automatic clubbed up with the efficiency of a manual transmission car. This is apparent as 25 per cent of the collective sales of the Celerio and the Alto K10 comprise of AMT models. There are several other manufacturers who have joined in the trend by offering AMT products such as the Tata Zest, Tata Nano, Mahindra TUV300 and the Fiat Abarth 595. Well, considering the peak hours, endless queues and the traffic, being facts that are beyond our control, AMT vehicles seems like being the only boon to function on the daily commutation in the country, especially the metro cities