Mitsubishi Outlander 3.0 boring uphill. What happened?

Mitsubishi Outlander 3.0 is boring uphill because:

1, powertrain horsepower is limited.

2. The influence of engine carbon deposit. According to relevant public information, 2.0L matches CVT, and its horsepower is only 166. Moreover, the self-priming engine has no turbine thrust, so the owner will feel weak when driving this car. Too much carbon deposition in the cylinder will affect the combustion efficiency of the engine, and carbon deposition in the throttle will affect the air intake, resulting in boring uphill. Mitsubishi Outlander, as one of the few models in the SUV market that offers a 7-seat version, is definitely different. 12 years later, it was made in China for the second time. The domestic Outlander is not only a copy of the imported version, but also a small optimization for the domestic market.