What are the advantages of a dual-clutch transmission?

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VonZoey
07/29/25 10:59pm
The advantages of a dual-clutch transmission: 1. Direct gear shifting, minimal power loss, and low fuel consumption; 2. By alternating the work of two sets of clutches, seamless gear shifting is achieved. Relevant information about dual-clutch transmissions is as follows: 1. Introduction: DCT is the abbreviation for Dual-Clutch-Transmission, directly translated in Chinese as "dual-clutch transmission" (similar to DSG "Direct-Shift Gearbox," but DSG is only Volkswagen's terminology). Because it operates through two sets of clutches, it is generally referred to as a dual-clutch transmission. 2. Function: The clutch is located between the engine and the transmission, acting as the "switch" for power transfer from the engine to the transmission. It is a transmission mechanism that can both transmit and cut off power.
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