What are the three major components of the Yixuan?

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LeAriel
07/28/25 8:22pm
Yixuan's three major components are the engine, chassis, and transmission. Engine: The Yixuan is equipped with a Dynamic-Force series engine, specifically the M20A 2.0L naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum power of 126kW, maximum horsepower of 171Ps, and peak torque of 203Nm. Chassis: The Toyota Yixuan's chassis is built on the TNGA architecture, with overall tuning leaning towards comfort, easily filtering out general bumps. The suspension setup also favors comfort, featuring MacPherson front suspension and a double-wishbone rear suspension with trailing arms, providing ample support during turns to maintain vehicle stability. Transmission: The Toyota Yixuan utilizes a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), which efficiently transfers kinetic energy and boasts the industry's widest gear ratio range for direct shifting. It also reduces the load and wear on the steel belt, further enhancing dynamic response.
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VanAaliyah
08/12/25 1:08am
I'm a tech enthusiast and very familiar with the three core components of the Yixuan. The engine is Dongfeng's in-house developed 1.5T Mach Power, a star model of the Dongfeng Fengshen brand, delivering a robust 165 horsepower with high thermal efficiency and fuel economy. There are two transmission options: the entry-level version comes with a 6-speed wet dual-clutch transmission using Getrag technology, while the high-end version features the German Continental third-generation 7DCT, shifting as smoothly as Dove chocolate. The chassis is co-developed and tuned with PSA, inheriting CTCC track genes, with exceptionally smart tire grip distribution during cornering. For maintenance, it's recommended to use 0W-20 engine oil and change the transmission fluid every 60,000 kilometers.
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