
The Lynk & Co 05 is equipped with a four-cylinder engine. Here are some details about the Lynk & Co 05: 1. In terms of power, the Lynk & Co 05 comes standard with the Drive-E series 2.0TD high-power engine. For the transmission system, it is paired with an Aisin 8-speed automatic transmission, sharing the same powertrain as the performance model Lynk & Co 03+. 2. The 2.0T turbocharged engine in the Lynk & Co 05 delivers a maximum power of 187 kW and a maximum torque of 350 N·m, achieving a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of just 6.7 seconds, providing drivers with an acceleration experience that surpasses its class. The car's 100-0 km/h braking distance reaches sports car levels, further enhancing driving safety. 3. Thanks to the engine's lightweight design, the vehicle also features an advanced thermal system, an intelligently controlled electric water pump, and fuel secondary injection technology, comprehensively improving fuel efficiency and achieving the dual advantages of low fuel consumption and low emissions.

The Lynk & Co 05 series is equipped with a 2.0T inline-four engine, which is the same Drive-E series sourced from . I've driven my friend's 05 several times, and the high-power version with 254 horsepower is indeed impressive, with particularly responsive acceleration and ample confidence when overtaking on highways. The four-cylinder engine vibrates much less than a three-cylinder, and you can hardly feel any shaking inside the car. This engine is paired with an Aisin 8AT transmission, which handles jerking well in traffic jams, with fuel consumption around 9 liters per 100 km. Many people buy the 05 precisely for this powertrain, as it offers both power and stability.

The Lynk & Co 05 exclusively uses a 2.0T four-cylinder engine, available in two versions with different power outputs. The lower-powered 245-horsepower variant is perfectly adequate for daily driving, while the higher-powered 254-horsepower version with all-wheel drive delivers a more exhilarating experience. During my test drive last year, I paid special attention to the engine sound – the four-cylinder unit produces a much fuller and richer tone at high RPM compared to three-cylinder engines. technicians mentioned that although this engine requires 95-octane fuel, it has extended service intervals with oil changes needed only every 10,000 kilometers. Lynk & Co even offers a lifetime warranty on this powertrain, a bold promise that demonstrates their confidence in the engine's quality.

The Lynk & Co 05 comes with only one engine option, a 2.0T four-cylinder model B4204T23, which shares its origins with the one in the Lynk & Co 03+. With a maximum power output of 187kW, it holds a significant advantage among compact SUVs, especially when paired with the CMA chassis, delivering exceptionally quick power response during cornering. The four-cylinder structure offers better balance than a three-cylinder, making the car almost vibration-free during cold starts. A friend who has driven one for 30,000 kilometers mentioned that apart from regular oil changes, there have been no issues. The new 05 models now also come with a 48V mild hybrid system, making the auto start-stop feature even smoother.

The 05 series comes standard with a 2.0T inline four-cylinder turbocharged engine. Interestingly, the hardware of the high and low power versions is exactly the same, and the horsepower can be increased by simply flashing the ECU. I've checked the data, this engine uses dual variable valve timing technology, and the fuel consumption is well controlled, averaging about 10L/100km in city traffic. The repair shop owner said that four-cylinder engines are much simpler to maintain than six-cylinder ones, and replacing spark plugs only costs a few hundred yuan. Compared to some competitors using three-cylinder engines, the four-cylinder engine in the 05 does indeed have an advantage in smoothness.

The 05 engine is a 2.0T four-cylinder, available in two versions: T4 (245 horsepower) and T5 (254 horsepower). Just last weekend, I accompanied a friend for an 05 , and the mechanic opened the engine bay to show me: four orange ignition coils were clearly marked. This engine uses an aluminum alloy block to reduce weight, and the turbo kicks in at just 1,500 rpm, making it particularly agile in city driving. Lynk & Co has also added thick sound insulation material in the engine bay, making it noticeably quieter at high speeds compared to some Japanese four-cylinder engines. The current plug-in hybrid version is also based on this four-cylinder engine with an added electric motor.


