What is the difference between single clutch and dual clutch?
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The differences between single clutch and dual clutch are: 1. Different shifting methods: The single clutch temporarily cuts off the power output between the engine and the transmission during shifting; the dual clutch achieves uninterrupted power during shifting. 2. Different working efficiencies: The single clutch may cause a jerky sensation during shifting, wasting engine power; the dual clutch ensures uninterrupted power during shifting, improving the engine's working efficiency. The dual-clutch transmission uses two sets of clutch plates for friction shifting, resulting in faster shifting and a superior driving experience at high speeds, with the added functionality of manual gear shifting.