What does TSI mean in cars?
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TSI refers to a technology used in engines, specifically manufactured by Volkswagen in Germany. The meaning of Volkswagen's TSI differs between domestic and international markets. Here are the detailed explanations: 1. Internationally, Volkswagen TSI stands for Twincharger Stratified Injection, indicating twin-charging (turbo and mechanical supercharging) stratified injection technology. 2. Domestically in China, the T in TSI represents Turbocharging, and the Si stands for Fuel Direct Injection. However, it does not include the stratified injection technology due to the generally lower quality of fuel in China, which cannot meet the requirements for stratified injection.