Is the Leiling a Three-Cylinder or Four-Cylinder?

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The Leiling is a four-cylinder model. Here are specific methods to distinguish between three-cylinder and four-cylinder engines: 1. On the mechanical level, the main difference between a three-cylinder and four-cylinder car lies in the number of cylinders. Since a three-cylinder engine has one less cylinder than a four-cylinder, its size is smaller. Three-cylinder engines are generally equipped with turbochargers to compensate for their smaller displacement and weaker power output. 2. In a three-cylinder engine, the crankshaft connecting rod mechanism applies complex variable forces to the crankshaft during operation, causing engine vibration. In contrast, inline four-cylinder engines have cylinders 1 and 4, and cylinders 2 and 3 moving up and down together, which helps suppress vibration to some extent. Therefore, Mercedes-Benz's four-cylinder engines also incorporate balance shafts.