What is the displacement of the Volvo V90?
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The displacement of the Volvo V90 is 2.0 liters. Below is related knowledge about the concept of the golden displacement in automobiles: Economy: Features fuel efficiency, conserving energy. Comfort: Good handling, power, and comfort. Versatility: Can meet various usage needs of consumers, such as business, commuting, travel, etc. It can maximally satisfy consumers' diverse automotive requirements and represents a model with a reasonable price, known as the golden displacement or golden model. Engine displacement is an important parameter for measuring a car. Additionally, some domestic cars do not have the model designation as mentioned above on their rear, but the displacement is usually indicated on the body or rear of the car.
I've driven the current V90, which comes with a 2.0T engine across the range but tuned in different power outputs. The standard version is the B5 powertrain with 197 horsepower, sufficient for daily use; for more punch, opt for the T8 plug-in hybrid, where the 2.0T engine combined with an electric motor rockets to 455 horsepower. Small displacement is the trend now, with turbocharged 4-cylinder engines or 48V mild hybrids being mainstream—even Volvo's seven-seater XC90 uses a 2.0T. By the way, the trunk is incredibly spacious; last week, I helped a friend move and fit three 28-inch suitcases without any trouble.
