What is the transmission model of the Tharu 330?
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The Tharu 330 uses a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Below is an introduction to the transmission: 1. Common automatic transmissions can be divided into four categories: hydraulic automatic transmission (AT), dual-clutch automatic transmission, electronically controlled mechanical automatic transmission (AMT), and mechanical continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). 2. Dual-clutch transmissions are collectively referred to as DCT. However, different manufacturers have different names for dual-clutch transmissions. For example, Volkswagen's dual-clutch transmission is abbreviated as DSG. 3. Dual-clutch transmissions are divided into dry dual-clutch and wet dual-clutch. The main difference between the two types lies in the cooling method. 4. Dry dual-clutch transmissions rely on natural air for cooling, while wet dual-clutch transmissions use oil for cooling. Therefore, wet dual-clutch transmissions have better cooling efficiency. 5. Consequently, wet dual-clutch transmissions generally have a longer lifespan and are more stable in long-term use. On the other hand, dry dual-clutch transmissions, due to the absence of oil resistance, have higher transmission efficiency. 6. The 7-speed designation indicates that this transmission has a total of 7 gears. Theoretically, the more gears a car's transmission has, the smoother the gear shifts will be.