What is the M20e engine?
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M20e is a domestically produced Toyota engine with a maximum power of 131kW and a peak torque of 207 Nm. It has a displacement of 2.0L. The Toyota M20C adopts a modular design, featuring a bore-stroke ratio of 1:1.2, a compression ratio of 13:1, and a 41-degree intake and exhaust valve angle, among other modular designs. Below are introductions to common engines: AT Transmission: Generally consists of a hydraulic torque converter, planetary gear mechanism, shift execution mechanism, shift control system, and shift operation mechanism. AT transmissions do not use a clutch for shifting, have fewer gears with significant changes, and provide smooth connections. CVT Transmission: It can better coordinate the vehicle's external driving conditions with the engine load, fully utilizing the engine's potential and improving the vehicle's fuel economy. Dual-Clutch Transmission: The dual-clutch automatic transmission uses two sets of clutches, which work alternately to achieve seamless shifting. It combines the advantages of AT and AMT transmissions.