Does Honda's eCVT have a steel belt?

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SanCole
07/29/25 11:29pm
Honda's eCVT does not have a steel belt. Here is some relevant information about eCVT: 1. Overview: The eCVT is a hybrid transmission integrated with an electric motor. The eCVT transmission is specifically developed for new energy vehicles and hybrid models. The eCVT balances the power of the engine and the electric motor through a gear and two motors (one large and one small). Therefore, the car's engine does not directly drive the vehicle but achieves power output through these two motors. 2. Performance: The eCVT changes the combination of planetary gears to control the speed of the electric motor, thereby adjusting the power and torque of the motor. The electric motor, which plays a crucial role in this process, ensures linearity in both the speed-changing and torque-changing processes. Thus, as long as the power and torque of the engine and the electric motor are well-coordinated, achieving smoothness similar to a CVT is not a problem.
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