How many cylinders does an Audi engine have?

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Audi engines come in two types: 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder. Characteristics of engine cylinder count: An increase in the number of engine cylinders is not only a key indicator of a vehicle's luxury but also plays a significant role in driving stability and power smoothness. Generally, with the same cylinder bore, more cylinders mean larger displacement and higher power output. With the same displacement, more cylinders allow for a smaller cylinder bore, enabling higher engine speeds and thus achieving greater power enhancement. Cylinder arrangement: Engines with 5 cylinders or fewer typically use an in-line arrangement, with a few 6-cylinder engines also adopting this layout. The Audi A6L's 3.0T model features 6 cylinders arranged in a V-formation, while the 2.0T model has 4 cylinders arranged in-line.