What is the difference between L6 and V6?

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Here are the specific differences between L6 and V6: 1. Construction: Both L6 and V6 engines have 6 cylinders. However, the V6 engine differs in that its 6 cylinders are divided into two rows, with three cylinders in each row arranged at a certain angle. Compared to the L6 engine, the V6 engine is less smooth. 2. Experience: The 6 cylinders of the L6 engine are arranged in a straight line, which significantly increases the length of the engine. As the engine length increases, the engine compartment also becomes much larger. Taking a B-segment car as an example, with a fixed body length, if the engine compartment occupies more space, the space for the cabin and trunk will be correspondingly reduced, resulting in a poor driving experience. Therefore, the L6 engine is gradually being phased out. With a V6 engine, the space in the engine compartment can be utilized more effectively.