What is the difference between TSI and TFSI in cars?
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The difference between TSI and TFSI in cars is that TFSI has an additional stratified combustion technology compared to TSI. Here are some details about TSI and TFSI in cars: 1. The TFSI engine features both stratified injection and turbocharging. The TSI engine is an upgraded version of the TFSI engine, adding a mechanical supercharger, as the TSI system abroad includes twin charging. 2. The TSI engine is equipped with an exhaust turbocharger + mechanical supercharger, achieving high power output with a small displacement, making it a high-power, low-speed, high-torque engine. 3. The TFSI engine uses a stratified fuel injection mode at low to medium speeds, where the throttle is partially open, and the piston top is designed with a special shape, resulting in thinner cylinder walls, reducing engine weight, saving costs, and lowering fuel consumption.