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Why does the Haval Jolion’s dual‑clutch transmission DCT sometimes feel jerky o r delayed in everyday Pakistani city driving?

Why does the Haval Jolion’s dual‑clutch transmission DCT sometimes feel jerky o r delayed in everyday Pakistani city driving?

The Jolion often uses a dual‑clutch gearbox, which in theory offers fast gear changes and sportier responses. However, many owners globally report jerky shifts, hesitation from standstill, o r rough behaviour in stop‑and‑go traffic. What features of the transmission system e.g., clutch pack design, software mapping, fluid temperature sensitivity might be contributing to this? How might driving conditions in Pakistan traffic congestion, frequent short trips, higher ambient temperatures, variability in service quality amplify the issue? What should a prospective buyer look at software version, shift smoothness, service history to assess this feature’s reliability in the local context?
Talha Kyanii asked on 18 Oct 2025 11:04:40 am
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