What do CVT and AT mean?
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CVT refers to Continuously Variable Transmission, and AT refers to Automatic Transmission. The differences between CVT and AT are as follows: 1. Different fuel consumption: AT transmission consumes more fuel, while CVT has relatively better fuel economy. 2. Different advantages: The advantages of CVT are simple structure, small size, fuel efficiency, and good smoothness, while the advantages of AT are mature technology, good product stability, and the ability to transmit high torque. 3. Different shifting: CVT provides a very smooth driving experience without any gear shifting jerks, while AT shifts slowly and the transmission consumes power.