What is the displacement of the Sylphy?
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The displacement of the Sylphy is 1598mL. The displacement of the Sylphy refers to the volume of the air-fuel mixture inhaled by each cylinder during the intake stroke, which is directly proportional to the engine's power. Generally, the larger the displacement of the Sylphy, the more energy the engine releases per unit time, resulting in stronger power. Of course, displacement is also directly proportional to fuel consumption. A larger displacement and stronger power in the Sylphy naturally lead to higher fuel consumption. The 2022 Sylphy Classic is still equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum power of 90kw, a maximum horsepower of 122Ps, and a peak torque of 155N.m. The transmission system is paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox. The engine body utilizes aerospace-grade lightweight aluminum alloy manufacturing technology, making the engine itself lighter, more durable, and with outstanding heat dissipation performance, reducing its weight by nearly 30% compared to engines in the same class.
This question about the Nissan Sylphy's engine displacement is quite practical. There are several Sylphys parked downstairs in my neighborhood, all owned by friends. For the regular versions currently on sale, there are mainly two engine displacements: the 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, which is the most common one—fuel-efficient and reliable for daily driving. However, since 2022, there's a new addition: the e-POWER hybrid version, which features a 1.2L gasoline engine dedicated to generating electricity, while the electric motor primarily drives the wheels. I've test-driven this model—it starts up incredibly quietly and consumes just over 4 liters per 100 kilometers in city driving, making it especially suitable for commuting. But in terms of power, the pure gasoline 1.6L version actually provides adequate acceleration, perfectly fine for family grocery runs. If your budget allows and you're concerned about fuel costs, the hybrid version is indeed the more appealing choice.
