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What kind of transmission does the Lavida automatic use?

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EmiliaRose

07/30/25 5:05am

The Lavida 1.6 automatic model is equipped with an Aisin 6-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode. Introduction to the transmission: The transmission is a gearbox that changes the transmission ratio and direction of motion. It is located between the clutch and the central drive. Functions of the transmission: The main functions are to change the driving force and speed of the vehicle (shifting) while keeping the engine speed and torque unchanged; to allow the vehicle to reverse (direction change); and to enable the engine to stop without stalling (neutral gear). According to the transmission type, gear transmissions can be divided into three types: two-shaft, three-shaft, and combined. The two-shaft type has two main shafts (excluding the reverse shaft) and only goes through one pair of gear reduction. The three-shaft type has three main shafts (input shaft, intermediate shaft, and output shaft) and goes through two pairs of gear reduction. The combined type consists of two transmissions connected in series or parallel to obtain more gears with fewer gears.

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