Doctor Drivel wrote:

Power is applied simultaneously to the transmission/wheels from two motors:

1. A petrol motor
2. An electric motor

Which means...no gearbox required. Got it? Nah, you haven't

I agree, it has no (conventional) gearbox.

It has transmission

The ratio is continously variable

Therefor it has CVT, it does not have a gearbox, and does not use pullys
or gears. Whatever way you look at it though it has CVT.

Now read all my posts on this. Read them 4 times.

No, far to dull and ill-informed for me...


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Cheers,

John.

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