Does DMI have a transmission?
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DMI technology does not have a transmission, as it primarily relies on the drive motor for propulsion, eliminating the need for a transmission. Below is more related information: Working Principle: The DM-i Super Hybrid Technology is designed based on the high-safety Blade Battery and high-performance high-power motor. It mainly relies on the high-power efficient motor for driving, while the gasoline engine's primary role is to generate electricity within the efficient RPM range and directly drive the vehicle at appropriate times. By altering the traditional hybrid technology's engine-centric design, it significantly reduces fuel consumption. Fuel Consumption: The DM-i Super Hybrid System can achieve a fuel consumption of 3.8L per 100km (NEDC) when the battery is depleted, with a combined range of over 1200km on both fuel and electricity. It accelerates from 0-100km/h 2-3 seconds faster than comparable fuel-powered vehicles (around 7 seconds), while also offering electric-like handling and super-smooth performance. In simple terms, the DM-i Super Hybrid System provides a driving experience close to that of a pure electric vehicle, without the range anxiety or charging concerns.