October 10, 2007 Honda has announced what it is calling a Human-Friendly Transmission (HFT) for motorcycles. The new automatic transmission system uses Honda’s own infinitely variable hydraulic ...
The Telam CVT has both forward and reverse rotation as well as a geared neutral inherent in the design, making it what’s called an infinitely variable transmission (IVT). July 7, 2011 6 min read The ...
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. announced that it has developed the Human-Friendly Transmission (HFT), a new automatic transmission system for motorcycles using Honda’s own infinitely variable hydraulic ...
After a couple of millennia of fiddling with gears, you’d think there wouldn’t be much new ground to explore in the field of power transmission. And then you see something like an infinitely variable ...
After a couple of millennia of fiddling with gears, you’d think there wouldn’t be much new ground to explore in the field of power transmission. And then you see something like an infinitely variable ...
Automotive company Torvec claims it's Infinitely Variable Transmission has been tested to increase fuel economy by up to 28 percent. The company recently tested its transmission and hydraulic pump ...
Indianapolis. The Hybrid Drive Systems Div. of Parker Hannifin announced that its infinitely variable transmission (IVT) with brake energy recovery is now available for medium-duty trucks in North ...
MAUMEE, Ohio, April 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Dana Incorporated (DAN) earned a 2024 Automotive News PACE Award for its electro-mechanical, infinitely variable transmission (EMIVT) system at the annual ...
Growing Indian powerhouse Tata emphatically announced itself a player in European personal mobility at the Geneva Motor Show when it announced the Tata Pixel, a car built for European cities based on ...
Europe may have long resisted the automatic gearbox, but new environmental and fuel efficiency legislation combined with major advances in electronics and manufacturing techniques are paving the way ...
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