What engine does the Orlando have?

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SanDominic
07/24/25 5:01am
Orlando is equipped with a 1.3T turbocharged engine. Here are more details about the 1.3T turbocharged engine: 1. The 1.3T turbocharged engine has a maximum power of 120kw and a maximum torque of 230 Nm. The transmission system paired with the engine is a 6-speed automatic manual transmission. 2. In terms of main power parameters, the 1.3T turbocharged engine can rival the power level of a 2.0L four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine. 3. The 1.3T turbocharged engine is a three-cylinder engine, and its power performance is excellent, more than sufficient for daily use. 4. The three-cylinder engine utilizes advanced engine technologies such as a high-efficiency combustion system, electronically controlled turbocharging, and single-cylinder dual injection, which to some extent enhance the engine's power while also improving its fuel efficiency.
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KatherineRose
08/11/25 12:39am
The Orlando's engine is typically a 1.3L or 1.5L turbocharged gasoline engine from Chevrolet's Ecotec series. I think this engine is quite smartly designed—compact yet powerful, with a maximum output of around 163 horsepower and solid torque. It provides quick acceleration in the city and effortless overtaking on highways. Fuel efficiency is high, with a combined fuel consumption of approximately 7-8L/100km, and it meets the China VI emission standards, making it more environmentally friendly. Maintenance isn't overly complicated, but because it's turbocharged, it's advisable to let it cool down for a while after driving in hot summer weather before turning off the engine to avoid damaging the turbo blades. Noise control is well-managed, and the overall driving experience is smooth and stable, making it a reliable choice for family use—powerful yet not sluggish.
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