Transmission Unit

This type of engine is installed vertically on the car and has an elongated shape. The automatic transmission is a critical component that transmits engine power to the wheels. The conventional speed shifting systems installed on most cars have extremely complex, precision structures.

The 5-Speed Manual Transmission is an automotive component designed for innovative multi-purpose vehicles. It efficiently transfers power from the engine to the driving axle. With a maximum input torque of 353 Nm, it provides the driver with the ability to manually shift through five different gears. This allows for optimizing vehicle performance and fuel efficiency.

This BC5 Model is specifically designed for compact cars, incorporating advanced technologies to minimize friction, reduce weight, and optimize the overall length of the transmission. It also features a high-capacity synchronizer system for improved shifting performance. With a maximum input torque of 135 Nm, it provides efficient power transfer for small car applications.

The 6-Speed Manual Transmission is designed for light trucks and passenger cars, enabling the transfer of power from the engine to the driving axle. Its notable advantage is fuel efficiency, achieved through its long gear ratios. With a maximum input torque of 450 Nm, it delivers ample power for improved performance.

The Transfer is a crucial component installed beneath the cabin that serves to transfer power from the transmission to both the front and rear driving axles in 4WD mode. Its primary function is to enhance traction, particularly when facing challenging terrains such as uphill conditions. With a maximum input torque of 1314 Nm and a maximum input speed of 5510 RPM, it provides substantial power. The transfer also features gear ratios, with a high ratio of 1.000 and a low ratio of 2.566, further optimizing performance.