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What engine does the Lynk & Co 01 New Energy use?

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McAlexis

07/28/25 4:49pm

The Lynk & Co 01 New Energy model is equipped with the Drive-E series VEP4 2.0TD engine. Here are the relevant details: 1. This engine has a displacement of 2.0L and adopts an inline four-cylinder structure. It follows a modular design concept and is equipped with different turbocharging configurations. 2. The engine used in the Lynk & Co 01 achieves maximum torque at just 1400 rpm, with a maximum power output of 140kW and peak torque of 300Nm. 3. The 2.0TD engine in the Lynk & Co 01 shares fundamental parameters with Volvo's T4 engine, but it has undergone special tuning for different vehicle models, ensuring optimal compatibility across various configurations. 4. The significance of the Drive-E powertrain lies in its breakthrough in cylinder count constraints while maintaining engine performance. Despite its smaller displacement, this engine delivers higher efficiency and lower emissions, achieving an ideal balance between power and environmental friendliness. 5. Thanks to its centrally positioned fuel injector design, this engine enables more thorough fuel-air mixing, improving fuel efficiency and reducing vehicle fuel consumption.

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StRosalie

08/11/25 11:28pm

I've reviewed a lot of information about the Lynk & Co 01 New Energy. It uses a 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder gasoline engine paired with an electric motor to form a plug-in hybrid system. This engine delivers around 180 horsepower with high fuel efficiency, achieving just over 3 liters per 100 kilometers in full electric mode, making it particularly suitable for city driving. The electric component handles starts and low speeds, ensuring quiet operation and smooth acceleration. Having driven my friend's car, I found the power adequate, and long trips weren't a concern due to battery depletion. In daily maintenance, the engine experiences less strain, contributing to a longer lifespan. If you're considering fuel economy and environmental friendliness, this is a great choice.

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