What are the differences between Corolla Twin Engine E and regular Twin Engine?

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McAlaina
07/30/25 1:56am
The difference lies in the engine. The Twin Engine E+ adds charging functionality, and the battery pack capacity is also increased, with the Twin Engine E+'s battery having higher energy density. Below is an introduction to the Corolla Twin Engine E: 1. The Corolla Twin Engine is positioned in the SML-H market, launched in 2015, within the price range of A-segment cars. It adopts Toyota's advanced hybrid dual-engine technology, ensuring excellent power performance while maintaining low fuel consumption and low emissions. 2. The FAW Toyota Corolla Twin Engine E+ features a plug-in hybrid system, qualifying for green license plates and controllable fuel consumption. Without charging, its combined fuel consumption is only 4.3L/100km, making it very fuel-efficient, which is a favorite among many consumers. 3. The interior of the Corolla Twin Engine E+ feels very cozy and looks high-end, featuring a leather-wrapped three-spoke multifunction steering wheel, a 4.2-inch LCD instrument panel, and an 8-inch touchscreen LCD display, giving a strong sense of technology.
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