Seems each company has a diff name for its systems.triptronic is a registered trademark, and it is owned by German sports car maker Porsche, who licenses it for use by others such as Volkswagen, Audi and Skoda.Other manufacturers use Tiptronic-like systems under different names: * Acura: Sequential SportShift * Alfa Romeo: Sportronic, Q-Tronic * Aston Martin: Touchtronic * Audi: Tiptronic, Multitronic (CVT) * BMW: Steptronic * Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep: AutoStick * Citroën: Sensodrive * Ford (Australia): Sequential Sports Shift * Honda: iShift, S-matic, MultiMatic * Hyundai: Shiftronic, HIVEC H-Matic * Infiniti: Manual Shift Mode * Jaguar: Bosch® Mechatronic * Lancia: Comfortronic * Land Rover: CommandShift * Lexus: E-Shift * Mazda: Sport AT * Mercedes-Benz: TouchShift * MG-Rover: Steptronic * Mitsubishi: INVECS, INVECS II, Sportronic, Tiptronic * Nissan: Tiptronic * Opel/Vauxhall: Easytronic * Peugeot: 2Tronic * Pontiac: TAPshift * Saab : Sentronic * Subaru: Sportshift (system developed and name used under license from Prodrive Ltd.) * Smart : Softip * Volkswagen : Tiptronic * Volvo: GeartronicSemi automatic * Quickshift - Renault * 2-tronic - Peugeot * Allshift, Twin Clutch SST - Mitsubishi * Easytronic - Opel * Durashift EST - Ford * Dualogic - Fiat * MultiMode, SMT (Semi Manual Transmission) - Toyota * i-SHIFT - Honda * SensoDrive/EGS - Citroën * Speedgear - Fiat * Selespeed - Alfa Romeo, Fiat * Softouch - smart * Sportronic - Mitsubishi * Duo Select - Maserati * Automatic Stickshift - Volkswagen * Sequentronic - Mercedes-Benz * SMG/SSG - BMW * S-Tronic - Audi * DSG (Direct Shift Gearbox) - SEAT, Skoda Auto, Volkswagen * DCT - Volkswagen, Bugatti, Koenigsegg * PDK (Porsche Doppelkupplungen) - Porsche































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