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Does the Nissan Murano CVT transmission use a chain?

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AthenaFitz

07/30/25 2:17am

Nissan Murano's CVT transmission does not use a chain, it uses a steel belt. Introduction to Nissan Murano: The Nissan Murano is Nissan's first large crossover SUV, with dimensions of 4860mm/1885mm/1730mm (length/width/height) and a wheelbase of 2825mm. In the Chinese market, there is only one Murano model available, priced at 488,800 yuan. It is equipped with a 3.5L CVT engine, a 6-speed manual/automatic transmission, and features front-engine, four-wheel drive. In addition to its powerful performance, the Murano is also well-equipped with high-end features typically found in luxury cars, including automatic climate control, auto-adjusting wipers, power windows front and rear, ambient interior lighting, headlight washers, an 8-speaker audio system, a color center console screen, and an iPod interface. Exterior design of the Nissan Murano: For the 2021 model, the Murano's overall design has not changed significantly, with the front face continuing to feature Nissan's V-Motion design language. The dimensions of the new model are 4897/1908/1691mm (length/width/height) with a wheelbase of 2830mm. Additionally, the entire lineup now includes a new "Aurora Blue" color option.

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