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What does 2.0T mean for a car?

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VonNorah

07/30/25 2:52am

2.0 refers to the engine displacement, and 2.0T indicates a displacement of 2.0 liters with turbocharging function. Extended information: 1. Displacement refers to the ability of an engine to deliver all air and fuel mixture to all cylinders during one complete cycle, and it also refers to the volume that a piston can displace when moving from one stroke to another. The compressor's displacement is the volume of gas discharged by the final stage of the compressor within a unit time, converted to the pressure and temperature conditions at the first stage inlet. 2. L stands for liter, and T stands for ton. L is the abbreviation of liter. It is the unit of volume liter, referring to the engine displacement of a car. For example, 1.5L means the engine has a displacement of 1.5 liters. T is the abbreviation of Turbo. It refers to an engine equipped with a turbocharging device. For example, 1.5T means a 1.5-liter displacement engine is equipped with a turbocharging device.

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