Q. Difference between zeta and zeta Cvt?

The only difference is of the transmission and the kerb weight. CVT’s are the most different kind of transmission on this list as they don’t have actual gears. They instead work on a belt-driven system that is suspended off two pulleys. CVTs tend to offer a smooth driving experience as they are very linear in their nature and this is quite good for city driving. A CVT requires a smooth driver and this kind of transmission is not built keeping a sporty dynamic in mind. It is thus not the best option if you like picking gaps in traffic or making quick overtakes. Some CVT’s come with built-in fixed gear ratios that closely mimic a conventional automatic in feel and function.

Zeta Cvt was the automatic version. Now the CVT gear box is replaced with AMT