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What kind of transmission does the Honda Lingpai use?

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LondynDella

08/26/25 4:58am

Honda Lingpai is equipped with a CVT continuously variable transmission and a 6-speed manual transmission. The CVT transmission is commonly found in Japanese models, with its greatest advantage being excellent smoothness. Vehicles using a CVT transmission eliminate the jerky feeling during gear shifts, significantly improving driving stability and comfort. More details are as follows: 1. The CVT transmission offers superior fuel economy as it can optimally select the most appropriate gear ratio based on engine conditions. During operation, the transmission achieves better fuel efficiency across all working ranges. Compared to other types of transmissions, CVT transmissions boast an efficiency rate between 90-97%. 2. The working principle of a manual transmission involves shifting the gear lever to engage different gear combinations with the power output shaft, thereby altering the torque and speed of the drive wheels. Compared to a 5-speed manual transmission, the 6-speed manual transmission adds an extra gear, allowing speed variations to be distributed across six gears. This results in closer gear ratios, smoother shifting, and improved fuel economy and engine performance.

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LaAliyah

09/08/25 6:45am

My old Lingpai at home is the 2016 model equipped with a CVT continuously variable transmission. This gearbox brings great convenience to my daily commute, with smooth starts that make gear shifts almost imperceptible, and exceptionally low RPM during highway cruising, directly reflected in the fuel gauge as saving nearly 1 liter per 100 kilometers. However, I must point out that the CVT shows noticeable belt slippage during cold starts in winter, and frequent stop-and-go traffic can easily raise the transmission fluid temperature. If buying a new Lingpai now, the hybrid version comes with a more advanced E-CVT transmission, offering even smoother power delivery than conventional CVTs.

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DeJeremiah

10/22/25 6:52am

Over the past few years, I've driven three different model years of the Honda Crider and noticed significant variations in transmission configurations. The first-generation 2013 model still used a conventional 5AT automatic transmission, where gear shifts had noticeable stepping sensations. After the mid-cycle facelift in 2016, the entire lineup switched to CVT continuously variable transmission, delivering smooth driving akin to gliding on ice. The latest hybrid version is even more impressive, featuring Honda's proprietary E-CVT electronic continuously variable transmission that achieves seamless transitions between the engine and electric motor. For driving enthusiasts, I'd recommend the fuel-powered CVT version for highway cruising, while the hybrid E-CVT feels more responsive in urban driving.

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