In real world driving, does the Seltos X-Line’s DCT transmission live up to the hype?

With turbocharged engine and a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT), the Kia Seltos X-Line is promising to offer quicker shifts and better performance than a regular automatic. DCTs are commonly marketed as the best of both worlds: the efficiency of a manual, the convenience of an automatic. In real world DCTs could experience, especially in driving conditions, vary. Some drivers complain of low speed drivability, where the vehicle is jerky in stop and go traffic or when parking. Others say it's quick shifts and better fuel economy. In the automotive community, the debate continues over DCTs in non performance vehicles, with some viewing them as a worthy advancement over conventional automatics or CVTs, and others wanting the smoothness of a regular automatic or CVT. Many potential buyers and enthusiasts are interested in how this technology is implemented on the Seltos X-Line and how it performs in daily use.