What model is BYD 1.5t engine?

Pacific Auto Network BYD 1.5T engine code BYD476ZQA. BYD 1.5T engine adopts in-cylinder direct injection technology, and its shell is made of all-aluminum alloy. The maximum power of the engine reaches 105kw, and the fuel consumption per 100km is only 6.5L.

BYD 1.5T engine code BYD476ZQA, which was listed on 20 1 1, has been widely used in all BYD models, and its stability has been verified by the market.

BYD 1.5T engine adopts in-cylinder direct injection technology, and the shell is made of all-aluminum alloy, which effectively controls the weight of the engine body. Its turbine technology comes from Borgwarner, including advanced technologies such as in-cylinder direct injection and stratified combustion. Don't forget that this engine was nearly 10 years ago.

Like many domestic engines, BYD's engine is also borrowed from Mitsubishi's engine. But in the three years from 2008 to 20 1 1, BYD independently developed an engine, which is now 1.5T engine. Listed on 20 1 1 This engine is code-named BYD476ZQA and equipped with cylinders. Variable valve timing, water-cooled intercooler, dual-mass flywheel and aluminum alloy cylinder block are not as good as joint venture brand engines. Personally, I think the biggest problem is not motivation, but the fineness of product technology. If this aspect is not solved, it will be difficult to reach a higher level.

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1.5T engine was first used in express cars, and it has a history of 56 years now, not to mention the power. The maximum power of the engine reaches 105kw, the four-year warranty of the engine is 65438+ 1 100 million kilometers, and the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers is only 6.5L. In a word, the all-aluminum engine with in-cylinder direct injection technology and dual-mass flywheel is more stable.

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