What Transmission Does the 10th Generation Civic Use?
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The 10th generation Civic uses two types of transmissions: a 6-speed manual transmission and a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission). The specific details are as follows: Manual Transmission: The manual transmission is also known as an MT transmission. It is currently the most stable transmission in the world due to its long development history and mature technology. Earlier manual transmissions were mostly 5-speed, but with technological advancements, many now feature 6-speed configurations. CVT Transmission: The CVT is a type of automatic transmission. Unlike other transmissions that have fixed gear ratios, the CVT does not have actual gears, resulting in smoother shifting without any noticeable jerking. However, CVTs also have drawbacks, such as limited torque capacity. In the realm of passenger vehicles, CVTs generally have the lowest cost and the least demanding technical requirements.