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How about the quality of the three major components of the Emgrand GL?

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ColemanAnn

07/29/25 10:28pm

The three major components of the Emgrand GL are the transmission, engine, and chassis suspension. They are designed in Germany and are very stable. Engine: The Emgrand GL's 1.4T engine is independently developed by Geely and adopts mainstream exhaust turbocharging technology, which can achieve high torque output at 2000-4000 rpm. It also uses manifold injection technology, with the injectors positioned close to the valves to maximize the injection effect, approaching direct injection performance. Transmission: The Emgrand GL's 6-speed dual-clutch transmission is a product of Getrag. Compared to traditional AT transmissions, the dual-clutch transmission has shorter shift times. Additionally, because the dual-clutch transmission eliminates torque interruption, it continuously utilizes the engine's power, resulting in fuel savings and excellent fuel economy. Chassis: The Emgrand GL's chassis features a front MacPherson independent suspension and a rear torsion beam non-independent suspension structure. This setup is currently the most common and mainstream for front-wheel-drive vehicles, offering high reliability and handling. The suspension emphasizes comfort, with noticeable vibration damping, moderate damping sensation, and good bump absorption.

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