What engine does the Tiggo 3 use?

[ZaneFitz]

Tiggo 3 is equipped with a 1.6L-DVVT engine. Here is more information about the Tiggo 3: 1. The Tiggo 3 features a stylish and dynamic front grille with piano black paint, newly designed eagle-eye headlights, and 17-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels, giving the overall exterior a more youthful and sporty appearance. 2. The Tiggo 3's front suspension uses a MacPherson independent suspension with a stabilizer bar, while the rear suspension is a double-wishbone independent suspension with a stabilizer bar, ensuring maximum vehicle stability and comfort.

[LaDelilah]

The Tiggo 3 most commonly uses Chery's self-developed 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, with a model like SQRE4G15, delivering around 115 horsepower, offering smooth and reliable performance. I've researched this engine myself—it features DVVT variable valve timing technology, providing good fuel efficiency, with urban fuel consumption around 7.5 to 8.5 liters per 100 km. The engine design emphasizes durability, though noise control is average. During highway driving, the power is adequate, but acceleration is slightly sluggish. I recommend regular checks of engine oil and air filters to extend the engine's lifespan. Chery later introduced a 1.6L version, but the 1.5L remains the mainstream configuration, offering high cost-effectiveness. It’s well-suited for family daily use, especially due to its low maintenance costs. Overall, it’s an economical and practical choice.

[LailaAnn]

I've driven the Tiggo 3 for over a year with a 1.5L engine, and it's quite fuel-efficient with a combined fuel consumption of around 8L/100km. The initial acceleration is average, but the mid-range acceleration is decent, making it fully adequate for city commuting. The noise level is a bit annoying, but I've gotten used to it. The engine reliability is good; I've driven 20,000 kilometers without major issues, just regular oil changes for maintenance. Occasionally, it shakes a bit during cold starts in winter, but it doesn't affect driving. I think this car's engine is suitable for those on a budget—maintenance is cheap, parts are easy to find, and it handles long trips reasonably well without too much strain. Overall, it's a practical choice as a daily driver.

[PatrickLee]

As someone who frequently interacts with this vehicle, the Tiggo 3 is generally equipped with a 1.5L engine, delivering moderate and stable power output. It is popular in the domestic market, with the engine emphasizing fuel efficiency and reliability. It is fuel-efficient to drive, with an average fuel consumption of 7 to 8 liters, making it suitable for daily commuting. The acceleration is smooth, though it feels slightly underpowered when overtaking at high speeds. I think young people particularly like it because maintenance is convenient and affordable, and there are many service points. The engine is designed to be simple and durable, with few common issues, making it worry-free for family use.