What engine does the Boyue use?

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DeAngela
07/30/25 7:28am
The Boyue is equipped with two types of engines: a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine and a 1.8T turbocharged engine. Below are the details of the engines used in the Boyue: 1. The 1.8T manual version is powered by the same engine as the Borui—the Geely-developed 4G18TD. The 4G18TD features an integrated turbocharger, BOSCH direct fuel injection, silent chain drive, DVVT (continuously variable valve timing technology), and a dual-balance shaft design. 2. The 2.0L naturally aspirated engine is part of Geely's GeTec high-efficiency green energy-saving engine series. In terms of overall performance, the entire GeTec series uses an all-aluminum cylinder block, achieving engine lightweighting, while the aluminum cylinder block also offers better recyclability compared to cast iron cylinder blocks.
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