Is the Nissan CVT Transmission Really Not Durable?
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Here is a detailed introduction to Nissan's CVT transmission: 1. Advantages: The CVT transmission has the advantages of being compact, simple in structure, easy to maintain, and providing smooth operation. It is mainly used in Japanese, Korean, and some domestic vehicles. The CVT transmission allows the engine to operate within an optimal RPM range, making vehicles equipped with this transmission generally more fuel-efficient. 2. Disadvantages: The disadvantages of the CVT transmission include low torque capacity and susceptibility to slipping. As a result, CVT transmissions are typically paired only with small-displacement engines. Larger-displacement engines, which produce higher torque, require AT transmissions instead.