How Many Cylinders Do Volkswagen Engines Generally Have?

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Volkswagen vehicles generally most commonly have four-cylinder engines. Common cylinder counts for automotive engines: Engines below 1-liter displacement typically use 3 cylinders. 1–2.5 liter engines are generally 4-cylinder. Around 3-liter engines are usually 6-cylinder. Approximately 4-liter engines have 8 cylinders. Engines above 5.5 liters use 12 cylinders. Based on engine arrangement, they can also be classified as W12 engines, V12 engines, W8 engines, V8 engines, horizontally opposed 6-cylinder engines, V6 engines, inline 5-cylinder engines, and inline 4-cylinder engines. Volkswagen engine models: CEA type: Volkswagen 1.8TSI turbocharged engine, 1.8L displacement; rated power 118Kw, maximum torque 250N.m. CFB type: Volkswagen 1.4TSI turbocharged engine, 1.4L displacement; rated power 96Kw, maximum torque 220N.m. BWH type: Volkswagen EA113 series, naturally aspirated engine, 1.6L displacement. CLR type: Volkswagen EA111 series, naturally aspirated engine, 1.6L displacement; rated power 77Kw, maximum torque 155N.m.