Differences Between Toyota A25A and A25C Engines?
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Toyota Camry A25A and A25C engines differ in version and assembly. Below are detailed explanations of the differences: Version Differences: The A25A represents Toyota's TNGA 2.5L engine, which is imported directly from Japan. The A25C engine, on the other hand, is a domestically produced version. Assembly Differences: The A25A is imported as a complete engine assembly, fully assembled in Japan before being shipped. The A25C involves importing all necessary engine parts from Japan, which are then assembled at the GAC Group factory. Both the A25A and A25C engines feature new technology that allows free switching between the Otto cycle and Atkinson cycle systems, giving this internal combustion engine a compression ratio of (13:1). In terms of new technology and performance, the 2.5L engine delivers a power output of 151KW (205 horsepower), with a torque of 240nM, providing strong driving power.