What brand is the Audi A7 transmission?

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HoldenFitz
07/24/25 9:59pm
The all-new Audi A7 paired with the V6 turbocharged engine features a 7-speed Stronic dual-clutch transmission. For diesel models handling higher torque, Audi equips them with a traditional 8-speed automatic transmission. Below is relevant information about transmissions: 1. A transmission is a mechanism that alters the speed and torque from the engine, capable of fixed or stepped changes in the output/input shaft ratio, also called a gearbox. It consists of transmission mechanisms and control mechanisms, with some vehicles including power take-off units. Most transmission mechanisms use standard gear systems, while some employ planetary gear systems. Standard gear transmission mechanisms typically use sliding gears and synchronizers. 2. Stepped transmissions are the most widely used type. Utilizing gear transmission, they feature multiple fixed gear ratios. Based on gear train configurations, there are fixed-axis transmissions and rotating-axis transmissions. Passenger cars and light/medium trucks usually have 3-5 forward gears plus one reverse gear, while heavy-duty truck combined transmissions offer more gears. The number of transmission gears refers specifically to its forward gear count.
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MacWalter
08/10/25 2:52pm
As someone who often chats about cars with friends, I know that the Audi A7's transmission is mainly supplied by the German brand ZF (ZF Friedrichshafen), typically their 8-speed automatic transmission model, codenamed the 8HP series. This transmission is meticulously designed, utilizing multiple clutches and a precise hydraulic system to ensure shifts are as smooth as silk, with no jerking even in stop-and-go city traffic. ZF transmissions are quite common in German cars, known for their high reliability and fuel efficiency, and they pair exceptionally well with Audi's Quattro system for a more exhilarating drive. For maintenance, I recommend changing the transmission fluid on schedule, usually every 60,000 kilometers, to prevent issues with the electronic modules. If you notice slower response over time, it might be due to aging fluid. Overall, ZF is a well-established brand in the industry, and its durability is trustworthy.
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