What is the lifespan of Haval's wet dual-clutch transmission?

[Ross]

Haval's wet dual-clutch transmission has a lifespan of over 20 years. General clutch lifespan: The typical lifespan of a dual-clutch transmission is approximately 20 years or 500,000 kilometers of driving distance. Dual-clutch transmissions are generally divided into wet and dry types. Their basic principles and structures are similar, but their cooling methods differ. Principle of wet clutch: A wet clutch relies on immersion in transmission oil or other fluids to absorb energy and carry it away, colloquially referred to as liquid cooling. In contrast, a dry clutch dissipates heat through air cooling. Therefore, a wet clutch can reduce wear. As a result, the lifespan of the friction components in a wet dual-clutch transmission is slightly longer than that of a dry one.

[LeHector]

As an average Haval H6 owner who has driven it for over three years, I find the wet dual-clutch transmission quite reliable in my experience. Generally, manufacturers claim a lifespan between 150,000 to 200,000 kilometers, but with proper maintenance—like timely transmission fluid changes and avoiding frequent hard acceleration—it can last up to 250,000 km. In daily city driving with stop-and-go traffic, I’m careful to prevent overheating, as the wet design handles heat better than dry setups and is less prone to burning out. Remember to inspect the clutch plates every 40,000 km—repair costs are low, and preventive checks save hassle. Overall, with regular maintenance and smooth driving, it should easily last around a decade.

[VonIsabel]

I've been driving for over 20 years and have used several vehicles with wet dual-clutch transmissions, including Haval models. Based on experience, the average lifespan of this type of transmission is 150,000 to 200,000 kilometers, with driving habits being the key influencing factor. If you frequently take short trips or neglect oil temperature control—such as repeatedly accelerating and decelerating in congested areas—it can easily wear out the clutch components. For maintenance, stick to changing the specialized oil every 50,000 kilometers and regularly check for oil leaks in the pipelines. These small measures can significantly extend its lifespan. Haval vehicles are well-equipped in this regard, with overall durability even surpassing some imported brands. With proper usage, they can reliably exceed 150,000 kilometers.

[WestonMarie]

As a car enthusiast, I've studied the principle of wet dual-clutch transmissions, which typically have a designed lifespan of 150,000 to 200,000 kilometers in Haval vehicles. The key lies in their excellent lubrication system that effectively dissipates heat and reduces wear. In daily use, avoiding prolonged low-speed crawling is crucial as it increases clutch pressure. Maintenance every 40,000 to 60,000 kilometers with oil changes is affordable, costing around 1,000 to 2,000 yuan. I recommend combining regular inspections with the vehicle manual to extend the transmission's service life by several years.