What is the difference between 1.6T and 2.0T?

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The main differences between 1.6T and 2.0T are: The maintenance costs of the two engines are different in the later stages. The 2.0T requires a larger turbo or higher turbo pressure, and the engine operates at higher temperatures and pressures, necessitating the use of engine oil that is more resistant to high temperatures. Additionally, the 2.0T engine has higher requirements for the cooling system, whether it's air cooling or coolant cooling. The maintenance costs of the 2.0T engine in the later stages are higher than those of the 1.6T. Extended content: Among turbocharged engines, the one with a smaller displacement is more fuel-efficient. Engines with larger displacements require more air intake, which in turn requires more fuel to mix with the air for combustion. Therefore, among turbocharged engines, the smaller the displacement, the more fuel-efficient it is.