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What transmission is used in the new Lavida?

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Terrence

09/05/25 6:21am

Volkswagen Lavida is equipped with two types of transmissions. The 1.6 automatic models use the Aisin 6-speed automatic manual transmission, while the 1.4T models are equipped with Volkswagen's self-developed DSG dual-clutch transmission. Function of the transmission: The transmission alters the engine's speed and torque, and fixes or changes the gear ratio between the output shaft and the input shaft. Components of the transmission: The transmission consists of a gear transmission mechanism and a control mechanism, and can be categorized into stepped, stepless, and integrated types. Functions of the transmission: It enables reverse driving, interrupts power transmission, and changes the gear ratio.

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Trent

09/17/25 6:42am

I've been driving the new Lavida for some time now. It usually comes with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, which makes driving smooth with fast gear shifts and responsive performance. It feels quite fuel-efficient in the city, especially in traffic jams where you don't have to worry about shifting gears. There's also a manual version available, but most young people nowadays prefer the automatic one for convenience. The downside of the dual-clutch might be slight jerking at low speeds, but overall reliability is decent—just remember to change the transmission oil regularly. When choosing, pay attention to the trim level: the base model might be manual, while the higher trims usually come with the dual-clutch, making it practical for daily commutes.

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DeKai

10/31/25 7:13am

Having followed Volkswagen cars for many years, the new Lavida is mostly equipped with the DSG dual-clutch transmission system, with the 7-speed model being common. This design offers quick gear shifts and direct power delivery, making the drive powerful and fuel-efficient. However, it may feel unstable at low speeds, requiring some adaptation. Compared to manual transmissions, dual-clutch systems demand more maintenance attention, with fluids needing timely changes to prevent overheating failures. It is recommended that owners regularly check electrical connections to ensure the transmission operates healthily, enhancing driving safety in the long run.

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