What does 380tsi mean?
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380tsi refers to a high-power 2.0L displacement engine equipped with TSI, with a maximum torque between 350-400Nm. More information about the engine is as follows: 1. The DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission is the most widely used dual-clutch transmission technology in today's automotive industry and the first to be applied to mass production. 2. The core component of DSG, the "dual clutch," is connected to the odd and even gear sets respectively. While one gear is in operation, the next gear is pre-selected and ready to engage.
Speaking of the 380TSI, it's commonly found in Volkswagen models like the Golf and Passat. The '380' refers to the engine's torque value, equivalent to 380 Newton-meters, indicating the engine's pulling power—the higher the number, the more powerful the acceleration, giving you a strong push-back feeling when you step on the gas. TSI stands for Turbocharged Stratified Injection, which essentially means turbocharged direct injection technology. It combines turbocharging with optimized fuel injection, making it both fuel-efficient and powerful, and more efficient than the older TSI versions. I've driven cars with this engine, and they're agile in city traffic and effortless when overtaking on the highway. Maintenance isn’t particularly troublesome either—just occasional attention to the turbo. Overall, the 380TSI is a cost-effective choice, great for those who want driving excitement without sacrificing fuel economy.
