What is the actual lifespan of a CVT transmission?
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The actual lifespan of a CVT transmission is approximately 400,000 kilometers. Below is an introduction to related content about transmissions: 1. Continuously Variable Transmission: A CVT transmission can achieve continuously variable speed over a wide range, ensuring optimal matching between the drivetrain and engine conditions. By relying on the transmission's stepless speed regulation to adapt to various vehicle speeds, the engine can operate under favorable conditions for extended periods, improving combustion efficiency and, consequently, fuel economy. 2. Function of the Transmission: It changes the gear ratio to meet the traction needs under different driving conditions; enables reverse driving; and interrupts power transmission to the drive wheels during engine startup, idling, and gear shifting.