How is the power of the Geely Boyue 1.8T?

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StMicah
07/30/25 7:42am
Geely Boyue 1.8T boasts powerful performance. Below is a detailed introduction to the power of Geely Boyue 1.8T: 1. The Geely Boyue is equipped with a 1.8TD engine that has undergone redevelopment of the combustion system and upgrades in direct injection technology. It incorporates core technologies such as low-friction pistons, a new-generation silent chain, an integrated exhaust manifold turbocharger, and a dual-mass flywheel, achieving a 14% increase in torque, a 3.7% reduction in fuel consumption, and a 5% improvement in NVH performance. This engine is the result of Geely's independent research and development, fully leveraging resources from Volvo experts, with 50% of the suppliers shared with Volvo. In terms of core technology, the 1.8TD engine in the Geely Boyue adopts nine internationally advanced key technologies, placing it at a first-class level domestically. Core data shows that this engine outperforms the EA888 second-generation engine in the Volkswagen Tiguan in key indicators such as 0-100 km/h acceleration and fuel consumption per 100 km. 2. This 1.8TD engine delivers a maximum power of 135 kW at 5500 rpm and a maximum torque of 285 Nm between 1500-4000 rpm. It is the second-generation product of the 18TD series. The first-generation 18TD engine, known for its strong power, advanced technology, and outstanding market performance, stood out among numerous joint-venture brands and won the 2015 'China Heart' Top Ten Engines award, being mass-produced in the Geely Borui. Building on the first-generation engine, the second-generation 18TD engine has seen further improvements in fuel economy, power, and NVH performance through redevelopment and upgrades of key technologies, reaching internationally leading standards.
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