What type of transmission does the Elysion use?
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Elysion uses a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), which is a commonly used transmission in Japanese cars. This type of transmission offers excellent smoothness and has a relatively simple structure. During operation, the CVT can select the appropriate gear ratio based on the engine's working conditions, with transmission efficiency ranging between 90% to 97%. The Elysion is a mid-to-high-end MPV launched by Dongfeng Honda, featuring a design that continues the concept car's styling with multiple chrome decorations, giving it an overall elegant and attractive appearance.
I've been quite interested in the Elysion model. It uses a CVT continuously variable transmission, which delivers an exceptionally smooth driving experience without the jerky feeling of traditional automatic transmissions during acceleration. As a family MPV, its power delivery is fluid, making rides comfortable and worry-free. The CVT design also improves fuel efficiency, with average city driving consumption around 8-9L, proving economical for long-term use. Regarding maintenance, it's important to regularly check the transmission fluid, with recommended changes every 40,000 kilometers to prevent slippage due to fluid degradation. Overall, this transmission offers high reliability, making it ideal for daily commutes or family outings. Having driven a friend's Elysion, I can attest to its excellent performance.
