Failure rate of Baojun CVT transmission?
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Baojun CVT transmission failure rate is not a fixed number and should be judged based on the vehicle's service life. The following is an introduction to CVT continuously variable transmission: Advantages of CVT continuously variable transmission: The CVT transmission system theoretically can have an infinite number of gears, allowing for more flexible gear settings. It is easier to achieve a balance between gear ratio, speed ratio, performance, fuel consumption, and exhaust emissions compared to traditional transmission systems. The mechanical efficiency and fuel economy of CVT transmission are significantly better than those of conventional automatic transmissions, second only to manual transmissions, with much better fuel economy. Disadvantages of CVT continuously variable transmission: Compared to traditional automatic transmissions, CVT has not been used in cars for a long time, and there are not many cars equipped with CVT in the domestic market. This means that the maintenance cost of CVT is relatively high, and if not operated properly, the probability of problems is higher. CVT transmissions can only handle limited torque. Except for the Multitronic transmission in the Audi A6, most CVT transmissions cannot handle heavy loads and are only suitable for small cars with engine displacements of around 1L to 1.5L.