What do 'T' and 'L' represent in car engines?

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An engine marked with 'T' indicates that the vehicle is equipped with a turbocharged engine, while an 'L' denotes a naturally aspirated engine, primarily representing different types of engines. Below are the distinctions between 'T' and 'L' engines: 1. 'T' stands for turbocharged engines, which offer robust power but consume more fuel. Their displacement is typically 2-3 times that of 'L' engines, commonly found in performance-oriented and sporty vehicles. 2. 'L' represents naturally aspirated engines, which are relatively milder, have strong torque at high speeds, and are more fuel-efficient. Most Japanese and Korean cars utilize this type of engine.