Honda Has No Plans To Put Fake Manual Transmissions In Its EVs via insideevs.com
Electric vehicles don’t need a gearbox, so there’s no need to change gears, and this news has been met with negative reactions from driving enthusiasts. They bemoan the disappearance of cars with a manual gearbox, which prompted Toyota to announce that its future sporty EVs would allow the driver to change between simulated gears for added engagement.will make it more involving is not shared at Toyota’s rival Honda.
And because it would be difficult to implement mechanically, Aoyama only sees it implemented as completely simulated gears, as “like an extension of active sound control.” This is at odds with Toyota’s view of the matter, as the manufacturer has patented its own system that has a clutch, gear lever and actual ratios that the driver is able to go up through.
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