What transmission does the Volkswagen Lavida use?

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LondonDella
07/28/25 7:39pm
Volkswagen Lavida is equipped with two types of transmissions: 1. The 1.6L automatic model uses the Aisin 6-speed automatic manual transmission. 2. The 1.4T model adopts the DSG dual-clutch transmission independently developed by Volkswagen. Below is relevant information about the Aisin 6-speed automatic manual transmission: The Lavida's 6-speed automatic manual transmission is a jointly developed 6-speed automatic manual transmission by Japan's Toyota Aisin and Germany's Volkswagen. It features smooth and comfortable gear shifting, quick and responsive upshifts and downshifts, excellent fuel economy, and high reliability. In extreme conditions such as steep slopes or flooded roads, it can be conveniently switched to manual mode to maintain low gear and high torque drive, ensuring the automatic Lavida's good and safe passability in extreme environments.
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LaAlexa
08/12/25 12:34am
I've always been fascinated by automotive details, having driven and researched numerous Volkswagen Lavidas. Its transmission configuration is quite flexible. The mainstream models commonly use the dual-clutch DSG transmission, one of Volkswagen's signature technologies, featuring two independently working clutches that deliver lightning-fast gear shifts with almost no perceptible jerkiness, especially smooth during highway acceleration. Earlier versions, like those before 2015, might have had some jerkiness issues, but significant improvements have been made since. A manual transmission version is also available, catering to drivers who prefer a more hands-on driving experience. Some Lavida models use traditional automatic transmissions or CVTs, but the DSG is the most common. Maintenance is straightforward, requiring regular transmission fluid changes and inspections every 50,000 to 70,000 kilometers. Overall, it's fuel-efficient, with consumption around 6 liters per 100 kilometers, though frequent stop-and-go traffic can accelerate clutch wear. Your choice should depend on budget and driving habits.
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