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What is the Difference Between Tiptronic and CVT?

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McGrant

08/27/25 3:33am

The differences between CVT and Tiptronic are as follows: Different Structures: CVT does not have a clutch; Tiptronic uses an automatic transmission with an MT shifting mode. Different Transmission Methods: CVT transmissions rely on two or more specially designed steel belts for power transmission; Tiptronic automatic transmissions use gears for power transmission. Different Fuel Consumption: CVT has lower fuel consumption; Tiptronic has higher fuel consumption. Definition of CVT: CVT is a type of automatic transmission in vehicles, referring to a transmission system that can continuously obtain any transmission ratio within the speed range. Tiptronic Combines Manual and Automatic: Tiptronic is a transmission method that combines manual shifting and automatic shifting in cars.

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VonGabrielle

09/09/25 2:44am

The difference between automated manual transmission (AMT) and continuously variable transmission (CVT) is quite noticeable. I've driven several cars myself, such as Volkswagen's AMT version, which is similar to an automatic but with a manual mode where you can shift gears using paddles or the gear lever, giving a bit of a sporty feel. However, there can be slight jerks during starts or acceleration, making it less smooth. On the other hand, CVT cars like the Toyota Corolla offer no gear shift sensation at all, with smooth and steady acceleration, making driving much more effortless. AMT is better suited for those who enjoy sporty driving, while CVT is more ideal for daily commutes, reducing fatigue. Fuel efficiency is another factor—CVTs often save more fuel in city driving, but their steel belts are prone to wear and tear, making maintenance more expensive. Ultimately, the choice depends on your needs: go for AMT if you want driving pleasure, or CVT if comfort is your priority.

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