Are Three-Cylinder Cars Worth Buying?
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Three-cylinder cars are worth buying. Three-cylinder engines are evolving toward electrification, intelligence, and energy efficiency. Due to their inherent structural advantages, they excel in fuel consumption control. The downsizing of engines makes them compact with high power density and thermal efficiency. Because of their design, three-cylinder engines have lower pumping losses, and due to their smaller cylinder size, they experience less friction loss during operation, resulting in reduced heat dissipation loss. In the displacement range of 1.0L to 1.5L, because they have fewer cylinders than four-cylinder engines, three-cylinder engines have larger single-cylinder volume at the same displacement, providing better low-speed torque. Fewer cylinders mean less mechanical friction, and increasing the number of cylinders can actually reduce single-cylinder efficiency.