What is the difference between T and L?

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T stands for turbocharged engine, while L represents a naturally aspirated engine. Below is an introduction to the differences between T and L: 1. Acceleration: Turbocharged engines have stronger instant acceleration compared to naturally aspirated engines, but the acceleration process of naturally aspirated engines is more linear and smoother. 2. Cost: Turbocharged engines are more expensive than naturally aspirated engines. 3. Power: Before the turbo kicks in, naturally aspirated engines are stronger; after the turbo engages, turbocharged engines outperform. Generally speaking, with the same displacement, turbocharged engines are stronger than naturally aspirated ones, providing about 40% more power. 4. Lifespan: Naturally aspirated engines have a longer lifespan than turbocharged engines. 5. Maintenance costs: Turbocharged engines are more expensive to maintain. Whether it's gasoline or engine oil, turbocharged engines have higher requirements for both.