What is the difference between high power and low power in cars?

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JuniperMarie
07/30/25 1:08am
The differences between high power and low power in cars are as follows: 1. Different service life: The higher the power, the shorter the lifespan. The hardware structure of the same model of engine is completely identical. The difference in power is simply achieved by adjusting the turbocharger's boost intensity to obtain different power outputs. Higher power results in more fuel consumption. 2. Different prices: There is a significant price difference between low-power version and high-power version models. The low-power version is relatively cheaper, while the high-power version is more expensive, with a difference of several tens of thousands. 3. Different working principles: By rewriting the program, the fuel supply and ignition curves are finely adjusted based on the original factory data, optimizing parameters to increase output horsepower and improve torque for better driving comfort.
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