DCT stands for Dual Clutch Transmission, but that alone doesn’t fully explain it. A DCT is a type of Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) that has two clutches ...

Which begs the question, which transmission should you pick? In this video we'll explain how manual transmissions work, as well as how dual clutch transmissions work.

Today, several different types of automatic transmissions do the gear-changing for us. This article's subject – the dual-clutch transmission (DCT) – internally works similar to a manual transmission ...

The dual-clutch transmission on the other hand, relies on two clutches (with no clutch pedal) that fully eliminates the lag, thus improving acceleration and engine performances overall.

A dual-clutch transmission is an automated manual transmission with two sets of gears, each operated by a separate clutch. Related: Are Manual Transmissions Cheaper to Repair and Maintain Than ...

As more and more automakers switch from manual to dual-clutch transmissions, it's worth learning what the differences are.

Dual-clutch transmissions took the world by storm when automakers proved that they could match the civility of an automatic transmission with the fun of a manual. Adding a second clutch to the mix ...

One of the biggest reasons for this trend is the dual-clutch transmission (DCT), which not only shifts faster than any driver on a manual could but is also more efficient.

And the dual-clutch transmission is less expensive to make because it can be built on the same assembly line as a manual transmission. That means there is no need for retooling.

Dual Clutch Transmissions: Innovation or headache? Basically a computer-controlled manual transmission without a clutch pedal, the DCT can take some getting used to ...

The 2020 Corvette Stingray will get an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission that "provides lightning-fast shifts and excellent power transfer," Chevrolet said in a statement.

Continuously variable transmissions (CVT) use belts or chains and pulleys to manipulate the gear ratios. This article's subject – the dual-clutch transmission (DCT) – internally works similar to a ...