What does V-engine mean?

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V-type engine refers to dividing all cylinders into two groups. The following is an introduction to V-engines: 1. Features: V-type engines have small height and length dimensions, making them relatively easy to arrange in cars. It facilitates increasing displacement and power by expanding cylinder diameter and is suitable for a higher number of cylinders. 2. Applications: Currently, many domestically produced mid-to-high-end models use V6 engines, such as the Regal, Passat, and Audi A6. 3. Introduction: Modern cars place great emphasis on aerodynamics, requiring the car's frontal area to be as small as possible, which also means the engine hood should be as low as possible. Additionally, shortening the engine length can provide more space for the passenger compartment.