What does Volkswagen DSG mean?
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Volkswagen DSG refers to the Direct-Shift Gearbox of the Volkswagen brand, also known as the S-Tronic transmission or Dual-clutch Gearbox (Double-clutch-Gearbox). Its unique feature is that it shifts faster than other transmissions, delivers greater torque, and operates more efficiently. Here is relevant information about DSG: 1. DSG (Direct-Shift-Gearbox) literally means "Direct-Shift Gearbox" in Chinese. DSG differs from conventional semi-automatic transmission systems as it is based on a manual transmission rather than an automatic one, making it a member of AMT (Automated Manual Transmission). 2. DSG can shift gears either manually or automatically. It is easier to control than traditional automatic transmissions, can transmit more power, and responds faster than manual transmissions. DSG evolved from the Sequential Manual Transmission (SMT). 3. The DSG transmission is the world's most advanced and revolutionary transmission system, first unveiled to the world in Wolfsburg, Germany. DSG can shift gears manually or automatically, is easier to control than conventional automatic transmissions, delivers more power, and responds quicker than manual transmissions. 4. DSG design originates from motorsports, with practical applications dating back to the early 1980s Porsche 962C and 1985 Audi RC race cars, contributing significantly to Volkswagen's multiple championship victories.