Is a CVT Continuously Variable Transmission an Automatic Transmission?
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CVT Continuously Variable Transmission is an automatic transmission. Below are specific details about CVT Continuously Variable Transmission: Advantages: The difference between a CVT and a stepped transmission is that its gear ratio is not intermittent points but a series of continuous values, thereby achieving good fuel economy, power performance, and smooth driving, while also reducing emissions and costs. Introduction: The Chinese meaning of CVT is 'Mechanical Continuously Variable Transmission,' commonly referred to as a continuously variable transmission. The system components mainly include the driving pulley set, driven pulley set, metal belt, and hydraulic pump, among others. This transmission uses a belt and driving/driven pulleys with variable working diameters to transmit power, enabling the transmission system to achieve optimal matching with the engine's operating conditions.