What is the difference between DVVT and CVVT?

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DelAlessandra
07/29/25 11:07pm
DVVT and CVVT are two different types of engine technologies. Different meanings: DVVT technology can reduce fuel consumption by 5% while increasing power by 10%, achieving the power indicators of a 2.0L displacement engine, with exhaust emissions meeting China National IV standards. CVVT is a technology that uses an electro-hydraulic control system to adjust the timing of the camshaft opening the intake valves, thereby controlling the required valve overlap angle. Different properties: DVVT stands for Dual-Variable-Valve-Timing, meaning variable valve timing technology for both intake and exhaust valves. CVVT stands for Continue-Variable-Valve-Timing, meaning continuous variable valve timing mechanism.
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