What does TFSI mean?
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TFSI refers to Turbocharged Fuel Stratified Injection engine. Introduction to TFSI: TFSI is the combination of an FSI engine and a turbocharger, where T stands for turbocharging technology, and the following FSI refers to Fuel Stratified Injection engine. TFSI is an engine fuel supply technology where fuel is injected into the cylinders to ensure full combustion and energy release, thereby driving the vehicle. Working principle of turbocharging system: It collects the exhaust from all cylinders of the internal combustion engine into a sufficiently large exhaust pipe, which is then introduced into the turbine. Although the cylinders exhaust alternately, due to the pressure stabilizing effect of the exhaust pipe, the pressure at the turbine inlet remains basically unchanged, hence it is called a constant pressure turbocharging system.
When I worked at the car dealership, I often heard customers asking about TFSL. This actually stands for Toyota Financial Services Leasing, which specializes in helping people with new car financing. I've seen fresh graduates drive away in a Camry with just a 10% down payment, with monthly payments cheaper than taking taxis. The most attractive feature of this financial leasing is the flexibility to choose between renewing the lease or buying out the car at the end of the term, making it especially suitable for those who want to change cars every three to five years. However, I must remind everyone to carefully review the mileage limits and wear-and-tear clauses in the contract when leasing, to avoid disputes when returning the car.
