What are the differences between Volkswagen's 1.2T and 1.4T engines?

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DelCharlotte
07/30/25 7:33am
The differences between Volkswagen's 1.2T and 1.4T engines are as follows: 1. Different power outputs: The low-power version of the 1.4T engine has a maximum horsepower of 131ps and a maximum torque of 255nm; the 1.2T engine has a maximum horsepower of 116ps and a maximum torque of 200nm. 2. Different matching models: Models equipped with the 1.2T engine include the Sagitar and Tharu; models equipped with the 1.4T engine include the Skoda Superb, Magotan, and Volkswagen Polo. 3. Different engine configurations: The Volkswagen 1.2T engine is a 3-cylinder engine, while the 1.4T engine is a 4-cylinder engine.
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