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Meaning of "cvts"
CVTs is a noun abbreviation for continuously variable transmissions, a type of transmission system used in vehicles for smoother acceleration and improved fuel efficiency
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- plural of CVT
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Automakers are using CVTs for several reasons.
Control of CVTs is typically exercised by a sophisticated electronic controller.
Different types of CVTs.
Some CVTs will also be anticipated to carry calls along with the regularly scheduled periods.
Almost everyone at Motor Trend hates CVTs for their droning power delivery.
The toroid CVTs according to the prior art have the rolling elements in a fix position.
Vehicles with automatic transmissions, adaptive transmissions CVTs.
The company develops, manufactures and supplies CVTs for construction and agricultural markets.
I've come to question how much of a future there is for CVTs.
Vehicles with automatic transmission, adaptive transmissions and CVTs tested with non-locked gear ratios.
Vehicles with automatic transmissions, adaptive transmissions and transmissions with variable gear ratio CVTs.
Speed transmissions, CVTs in NA market ; dual clutch and manuals focused in Europe.
These days, improvements in design have made CVTs more common.
By way of instance, CVTs may operate from three instances to over 12 instances in a change.
Vehicles with manual transmission, automatic transmissions, adaptive transmissions or CVTs tested with locked gear ratios.
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For example, CVTs may work from three cases to more than 12 cases in a shift.
Nissan expects to produce 1 million CVTs annually by the end of fiscal year 2007.
CVTs generally work about 40 hours per week, on a shift-based schedule.
Hundreds of CVTs for networks up to 420kV will be manufactured.
