What are the typical features of the CVT in a Nissan Kicks, and which are not?

The features of the CVT equipped in the Nissan Kicks typically include:

• D-Step shift logic: This feature simulates traditional gear shifts during acceleration, providing a more familiar driving feel and reducing the "rubber band" effect often associated with CVTs.
• Idle neutral control: This system disengages the transmission from the engine when the vehicle is stopped and idling, which helps to improve fuel efficiency.
• Adaptive Shift Control: This technology adjusts the transmission's ratio changes based on driving conditions, driver input, and road gradient to optimize performance and fuel economy.

Blipping Control is generally not a feature of CVTs, as it's related to rev-matching in geared transmissions. An Auxiliary gearbox is also not a standard feature of Nissan's Xtronic CVTs in the Kicks.

The correct features are:

• D-Step shift logic
• Idle neutral control
• Adaptive Shift Control