What are the models of Volkswagen engines?
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Volkswagen engine models include EA211, EA111, EA113, EA888, and EA390. These engines incorporate advanced technologies such as direct fuel injection and turbocharging, offering performance advantages like small displacement, high power, and low fuel consumption. The EA211 engine is an upgraded version of the EA111, launched at the 2012 Geneva International Motor Show. This engine series includes both three-cylinder and four-cylinder products, with the first model equipped with this engine being the Volkswagen UP. Due to the use of a cylinder deactivation system in the four-cylinder engines, its fuel economy has been highly praised by consumers. The EA113 is an eight-valve engine, meaning two valves per cylinder (one intake and one exhaust). Technically, the EA113 is less advanced than the 16-valve EA111. The most notable feature of the EA113 engine is its cast-iron cylinder block, which is robust and durable. Currently, models like the New Bora, Lavida, POLO, and Golf are equipped with the EA113 series engines. The EA888 engine holds a very important position for the Volkswagen Group. It is widely used, with almost all 1.8TSI and 2.0TSI models across Volkswagen Group brands, including Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, and SEAT, equipped with this engine. The EA390 is an imported engine, part of the VR6 naturally aspirated engine series, with different displacements such as 3.0L, 3.2L, and 3.6L. It features direct fuel injection technology, four valves per cylinder, and a very small engine angle for a compact structure. The Volkswagen Teramont is equipped with the EA390 engine.