What engine is used in the Kawei Pickup K1?
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Kawei Pickup K1 uses a 2.4L multi-point fuel injection engine. Advantages of Kawei K1: It is China's first wide-body full-size pickup truck, with a width of 1.8 meters, although there is still some gap compared to American pickups that often reach 2 meters. In terms of wheelbase, it reaches 3500mm, which gives it certain advantages compared to American pickups. Interior of Kawei K1: The design is relatively simple. The audio system is not only equipped with a single-disc CD, but also has SD card slot, AUX, and USB external audio source interfaces. Most importantly, these are all standard configurations of Kawei K1. The door trim panel, where it contacts the arm, uses perforated genuine leather to enhance the touch, and the armrest is decorated with wood grain panels. Automatic air conditioning is also a standard configuration of Kawei K1.
The Kawai Pickup K1 typically uses a 2.8-liter turbocharged diesel engine, such as the Yuchai JM493 series model, with around 120 horsepower and considerable torque, making it suitable for hauling cargo and driving on rough roads. The power is adequate for driving, but the noise level is somewhat higher, especially during cold starts. Having driven many pickups myself, I can say this engine isn't the latest in technology but is quite reliable, meeting the National V emission standards. Daily maintenance is straightforward—just avoid using low-quality fuel and change the oil and filter on schedule. The Kawai K1 is affordably priced overall, with inexpensive engine repairs and readily available parts. However, compared to other brands, its acceleration is weaker, and fuel efficiency is average, with around 12 liters per 100 kilometers in city driving. For frequent heavy loads, this engine is quite durable, but I recommend a test drive to experience the vibration and noise before purchasing.