What is the Difference Between CVT and Tiptronic Transmission?
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Differences between CVT and Tiptronic transmission: 1. Different internal structures: CVT uses two variable-diameter pulleys connected by a belt for power transmission; Tiptronic transmission is a type of transmission that allows manual gear shifting. 2. Different technical characteristics: CVT achieves continuously variable transmission over a wide range; Tiptronic transmission increases static friction by enhancing the pressure between the steel belt and rollers. 3. Different working principles: In CVT, both the driving and driven pulley sets consist of movable and fixed discs, with one side of the pulley near the cylinder being able to slide on the shaft while the other side is fixed; In Tiptronic transmission, during gear shifting, the circumferential speeds of the gear teeth of the selected gear pair must be equal to ensure smooth engagement and gear shifting.