Is CVT Manual or Automatic Transmission?

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MacSara
07/29/25 7:54pm
CVT is an automatic transmission. CVT is a type of automatic transmission. The functions of a transmission are: 1. To change the gear ratio and expand the range of torque and speed variations of the driving wheels, adapting to frequently changing driving conditions and allowing the engine to operate under favorable conditions; 2. To enable the vehicle to reverse while maintaining the same engine rotation direction; 3. To interrupt power transmission using neutral gear, allowing the engine to start, idle, and facilitating gear shifting or power output. The maintenance methods for the transmission are: 1. Regularly change the transmission fluid; 2. Frequently check the fluid level; 3. Avoid coasting in neutral gear; 4. Periodically clean the transmission; 5. Avoid forcibly shifting gears; 6. Reduce the time spent idling to warm up the engine.
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