What are the advantages and disadvantages of CVT transmissions?
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CVT transmissions have the following advantages: 1. Advantages: Good fuel economy. CVT can achieve continuously variable transmission over a wide range, allowing optimal matching between the transmission system and engine conditions. By using continuously variable speed adjustment to adapt to various vehicle speeds, the engine can operate under optimal conditions for extended periods, thereby improving combustion efficiency and fuel economy. 2. Disadvantages: Limited maximum torque capacity and slightly lower stability. CVT transmissions use chains (or belts, etc.) for power transmission, so when handling high torque, the requirements for the transmission chain are quite stringent (no breakage, slipping, etc.). As a result, early CVT transmissions could not be installed in high-power vehicle models.