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Examining the Reliability of Modern Continuously Variable Transmissions

Continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) have long been viewed as unreliable. This editorial explores whether recent advancements have improved their reputation.

Editorial StaffJune 1, 20261 MIN READ

Continuously variable transmissions, commonly known as CVTs, have faced criticism for their perceived unreliability over the years. Many drivers have expressed concerns about their durability and performance.

Despite this negative reputation, advancements in technology may have led to improvements in modern CVTs. It is worth investigating whether these newer models have addressed past issues.

As consumers consider their options, understanding the current state of CVTs can help them make informed decisions about vehicle purchases.