Ford Kuga
Kuga 2.5 Plug-in Hybrid ST-Line X
CHF 20'500.–
2020 • 79'900 km • Plug-in hybrid (petrol) • 152 hp
1815 ClarensVaud
31'261 vehicles
Vehicles with automatic, continuously variable (CVT) or semi-automatic transmission from dealers across Switzerland. In the search, combine the transmission type with make, price or fuel type.
View all 31'261 vehiclesKuga 2.5 Plug-in Hybrid ST-Line X
CHF 20'500.–
2020 • 79'900 km • Plug-in hybrid (petrol) • 152 hp
1815 ClarensVaud
Ioniq 6 Launch Edition 4WD 77kWh
CHF 45'800.–
2023 • 100 km • Electric • 325 hp
6423 Seewen SZSchwyz
PORSCHE Panamera 4S E-Hybrid
CHF 71'900.–
2021 • 69'042 km • 560 hp
6596 GordolaTicino
MAZDA CX-30 SKYACTIV-G 140 M Hybrid Prime Line FWD AT
CHF 28'200.–
2025 • 9'200 km • 140 hp
4622 EgerkingenSolothurn

LAND ROVER Discovery 3.0 TDV6 HSE
CHF 28'000.–
2017 • 85'600 km • Diesel • 258 hp
1202 GenèveGeneva
PORSCHE 911 Targa 4 PDK Exclusive - graphite blue
CHF 99'990.–
2017 • 47'200 km • Petrol • 370 hp
1207 GenèveGeneva
PORSCHE 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet PDK
CHF 110'000.–
2019 • 74'000 km • Petrol • 450 hp
1207 GenèveGeneva
FORD B-Max 1.6 Ti-VCT Trend PowerShift
CHF 8'690.–
2015 • 60'500 km • Petrol • 105 hp
5300 TurgiAargau
This page covers conventional automatics (torque converter and dual-clutch), continuously variable transmissions (CVT) and semi-automatics. Electric cars usually have a single-speed transmission, so there is no shifting either.
Yes. Since 1 February 2019, Swiss category B licences no longer carry an automatic-only restriction. If you pass your test in an automatic, you may also drive cars with a manual gearbox.
Check the service booklet to see whether the transmission fluid was changed as the manufacturer specifies. On a test drive, gear changes should be smooth and without delay.