Which Generation is the DQ200 Transmission?
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dq200 transmission has been updated to the fourth generation, with relatively mature technology. Practical experience shows that its gearshift hesitation is acceptable, and it has relatively low fuel consumption. Here are the advantages of the dq200: 1. Fuel economy. It saves the related hydraulic system and the high torque transmission efficiency inherent in the dry clutch, improving fuel economy. Data shows that for the same 77Kw engine, the 7-speed DSG transmission saves over 10% more fuel than the 6-speed wet dual-clutch transmission. 2. Reduced lubrication oil requirement. In addition to higher transmission efficiency, it also eliminates components such as filters, oil coolers, and high-pressure oil pipes in the transmission housing, requiring only 1.7 liters of transmission oil compared to the 6.5 liters needed for the 6-speed DSG transmission. 3. Compact size. Due to layout and the choice of friction materials, the dry dual-clutch is smaller in size than the wet dual-clutch.