What transmission does the Corolla have?

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MaverickLee
07/30/25 8:15am
The new Corolla Hybrid is equipped with an E-CVT (Electronic Continuously Variable Transmission) system, specifically developed and tuned by Toyota for hybrid models. This transmission not only performs the transmission functions of a conventional gasoline vehicle's gearbox but also enables seamless switching between electric and engine-driven modes without any lag. Below is an introduction to transmissions: 1. Transmissions are divided into manual transmissions and automatic transmissions. Manual transmissions consist of gears and shafts, while automatic transmissions include components such as torque converters and planetary gears. The transmission is a crucial component of a vehicle, capable of altering gear ratios and expanding torque and rotational speed. 2. With the continuous development of the automotive industry, transmissions have evolved from manual to automatic. The transmission allows the vehicle to move in reverse without changing the engine's rotation direction, and shifting into neutral can interrupt power transmission for engine starting and gear shifting. Owners using automatic transmissions can drive with ease, and compared to manual transmissions, automatic transmissions are less prone to malfunctions.
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