What is the difference between a 1.2t and a 1.6L car engine?

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The differences between a 1.2t and a 1.6L car engine are: 1. Different displacement: The 1.2t has a displacement of 1.2 liters; the 1.6L has a displacement of 1.6 liters. 2. Different intake methods: The 1.2t uses turbocharging; the 1.6L uses natural aspiration. Under the same displacement, a turbocharged engine delivers more power than a naturally aspirated engine, so the 1.2t engine is more powerful than the 1.6L engine. Modern engines can be divided into naturally aspirated and forced induction types, with forced induction further categorized into mechanical supercharging, turbocharging, and the latest pressure wave supercharging. The 1.2t refers to a 1.2-liter displacement engine equipped with a turbocharger, while the 1.6L refers to a 1.6-liter inline naturally aspirated engine.