A transmission (G) for a motor vehicle includes an electric machine (EM1), a first input shaft (GW1), a second input shaft (GW2), an output shaft (GWA), three planetary gear sets (P1, P2, P3), and at least six shift elements (A, B, C, D, E, F). Different gears are implementable by selectively actuating the at least six shift elements (A, B, C, D, E, F) and, in addition, in interaction with the electric machine (EM1), different operating modes are implementable. A drive train for a motor vehicle with such a transmission (G) and to a method for operating same are also provided.

A transmission (2) of a motor vehicle includes a first input shaft (7) for a first prime mover (3), a second input shaft (8) for a second prime mover (4), and an output shaft (9). A first sub-transmission (5) includes the first input shaft (7) and a countershaft (11) coupled to the first input shaft (7) via a constant ratio. Gearwheels (16, 17, 18) are arranged on the countershaft (11), which mesh exclusively into gearwheels (12, 13, 15) arranged coaxially to the first input shaft (7). At least some of these gearwheels (14, 15) mesh into gearwheels (20, 21) arranged on the output shaft (9). Shift elements (A, B, C, D) are associated with the first input shaft (7) as well as with the countershaft (11), which provide either a gear with a first number of instances of gearwheel meshing or a winding-path gear with a second number of instances of gearwheel meshing. A second sub-transmission (6) includes the second input shaft (8) and is designed as a planetary transmission. A ring gear (22) forms the second input shaft (8) of the second sub-transmission (6). A carrier (23) is permanently coupled to the output shaft (9) and to a gearwheel (18) arranged on the countershaft (11). Shift elements (F, E) are associated with the planetary transmission, via which, a sun gear (24) is fixedly connectable to the housing or the planetary transmission is bringable into direct drive.

A hybrid drive sub-assembly for a vehicle has primary gear wheels, secondary gear wheels that are able to be coupled to a secondary shaft, and an intermediate shaft to which intermediate gear wheels are secured for rotation therewith. The primary gear wheel(s) and the secondary gear wheels each meshing permanently with a corresponding gear wheel from among the intermediate gear wheels. This hybrid sub-assembly is equipped with a motorized module having a reversible electric machine, an interface for connecting to the intermediate shaft, a speed reducer, a torsional oscillation damping device and a coupling mechanism that is able to couple and uncouple the reversible electric machine and the intermediate shaft.

The propulsion system comprises a heat engine, a transmission unit for transmitting to the vehicle wheels power supplied by the heat engine, an auxiliary power unit for storing and supplying energy, a planetary gear set interposed between the heat engine and the transmission unit and connected to the auxiliary power unit, a locking device associated with the planetary gear set and shiftable between a first position, wherein the auxiliary power unit does not exchange power with the planetary gear set, and a second position, wherein the auxiliary power unit exchanges power with the planetary gear set, and a braking device which is interposed between the planetary gear set and the heat engine and is configured to modulate the motion resistance torque of the heat engine.

A transmission system selectively coupled to an engine crankshaft of an internal combustion engine arranged on a vehicle includes a transmission, a motor generator an HVAC compressor and a controller. The transmission has an input shaft, a mainshaft, an output shaft and a countershaft offset from the input shaft. The countershaft is drivably connected to the first input shaft and a mainshaft. The motor generator is selectively couple to the countershaft. The HVAC compressor is selectively driven by the motor generator. The controller operates the transmission system in various modes based on operating conditions.

A transmission arrangement (16) for a motor vehicle drive train (10), includes a first shaft arrangement (24, 26) and a second shaft arrangement (28), a plurality of engageable gear sets (36, 38, 42, 48, 50), which connect the first shaft arrangement (24, 26) and the second shaft arrangement (28) in order to establish at least one appropriate plurality of gear steps (1-5), and a plurality of at least three gearshift clutches (B, D, C) for engaging at least some (38, 48, 50) of the gear sets (36, 38, 42, 48, 50). Two (B, D) of the three gearshift clutches (B, D, C) form a gearshift clutch assembly (52), which is arranged at one (28) of the shaft arrangements (24, 26; 28). One gearshift clutch (C) of the three gearshift clutches (B, D, C) is arranged at the other shaft arrangement (24, 26) and, with the gearshift clutch assembly (52), is arranged in a gearshift clutch plane (E2). The gear sets (48, 50) associated with the two gearshift clutches (B, D) of the gearshift clutch assembly (52) are arranged on a first axial side (53) of the gearshift clutch plane (E2).

A transmission arrangement (16) for a motor vehicle drive train (10) includes a first input shaft (24) connected or connectable to an internal combustion engine (12), a second input shaft (26) arranged coaxially to the first input shaft (24), an output shaft connected to the first input shaft (24) via a first plurality of engageable first gear-step gear sets (38, 42, 44) and connected to the second input shaft (26) via a second plurality of engageable second gear-step gear sets (36, 52), a first electric machine (56) connected to the second input shaft (26), a second electric machine (60) connected to the first input shaft (24), and a first clutch (K1) via which the first input shaft (24) and the second input shaft (26) are connectable to each other. The second gear-step gear sets include two alternately engageable gear-step gear sets (36, 52), via each of which an electric motor-driven operation is establishable by the first electric machine (56). The transmission arrangement (16) is configured such that an internal combustion engine-driven operation is establishable via one (36) of the two alternately engageable gear-step gear sets (36, 52) when the first clutch (K1) is engaged.

A power transmission apparatus of a hybrid electric vehicle includes an input shaft configured of receiving an engine torque, a motor shaft configured of receiving a torque of a motor/generator, first and second planetary gear sets respectively having first to third rotation elements and fourth to sixth rotation elements, a first shaft connected to the first rotation element and selectively connectable to each of the input shaft and the motor shaft, a second shaft fixedly connecting the second and fifth rotation elements, and selectively connectable to the input shaft, the motor shaft, and a transmission housing, respectively, a third shaft fixedly connecting the third and fourth rotation elements and selectively connectable to the transmission housing, a fourth shaft fixedly connecting the sixth rotation element and an output gear, and a plurality of engagement elements including at least one clutch and at least one brake.

A hybrid power transmission apparatus for a vehicle which changes and outputs torque of an engine and a first motor, includes an input shaft selectively input engine torque through an engine clutch, an output externally engages with a differential final reduction gear through an output gear to output shifted torque, a fixed shifting section including a plurality of external gear sets implementing an engine mode having multiple fixed shifting stages, and a mode shifting section including a planetary gear set having a first rotation element fixedly connected to the input shaft and a third rotation element that is externally gear-engaged with a first motor gear of the first motor via a first gear, and one external gear set configured for power connection between a second rotation element of the planetary gear set and the output shaft.

A hybrid power system is provided having a motor, a double clutch, and a transmission with three synchronous meshing mechanisms, the hybrid power system can, through a reasonable structural design, implement the same as or more than the number of gears and operating modes of hybrid power systems employing a single motor and a dedicated hybrid transmission in the prior art, while being simpler in structure, more compact in size, and less costly.