What engine is equipped in the Accord?

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LiamFitz
07/25/25 4:04am
Honda Accord is equipped with a 1.5T turbocharged engine. The maximum power reaches 194 horsepower, and the peak torque is 260 N·m, paired with a CVT continuously variable transmission for smoother gear shifting. It also demonstrates good performance in fuel economy, with a compact engine compartment layout that makes efficient use of space. Below is an introduction about the engine: 1. The quality of fuel combustion in the engine can be determined from the exhaust pipe. If water droplets fall from the exhaust pipe, it indicates complete fuel combustion, maximizing fuel utilization and reflecting fuel economy. If there is a strong oil smell, it might indicate oil burning. If large amounts of black smoke are produced along with a strong exhaust odor, it could mean the air-fuel mixture is too rich. Therefore, the gases emitted from the exhaust pipe can directly reflect whether the engine combustion is complete and indirectly indicate the internal precision and performance of the engine. 2. Besides judging from the exhaust pipe, you can also observe whether the engine idles smoothly and whether there is a jerky feeling during acceleration. Generally, the more precise the internal structure of the engine, the less noticeable the vibration, and the lower the noise.
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VonThomas
08/10/25 5:15pm
From my perspective as a car enthusiast, the Accord offers quite a diverse range of engines. Currently in the Chinese market, the mainstay is a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine featuring Earth Dreams Technology, delivering 193 horsepower paired with a CVT transmission. It provides quick power response and excellent fuel efficiency. The North American version also offers a 2.0T turbocharged variant, pushing horsepower up to 252, matched with a 10-speed automatic transmission for a more exhilarating acceleration feel. The hybrid version combines a 2.0-liter Atkinson-cycle naturally aspirated engine with an electric motor, producing a combined 215 horsepower, and I've personally tested it to average under 5 liters per 100 kilometers. Whether in city traffic or highway cruising, these engines are designed to be lightweight and durable, with the VTEC system ensuring smoother RPM transitions. Overall, the Accord's engines strike a great balance between performance and efficiency—you can't go wrong with any version, but don’t overlook regular maintenance.
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