Where is the engine of the Jeep Cherokee produced?
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The engine of the GAC FCA Jeep Cherokee is domestically produced, but utilizes foreign technology. It comes in two displacement options: 2.0L and 2.0T. The engine delivers a maximum power of 195kW, maximum horsepower of 265PS, and maximum torque of 400N·m. Below are the relevant details: 1. The Jeep Cherokee has been localized for production, but its interior layout and craftsmanship remain identical to the imported version. The dashboard is wrapped with a large amount of soft materials. The 8.4-inch LCD touchscreen is one of the upgraded configurations in the smart package, while the leather-wrapped three-spoke multifunction steering wheel is one of the standard features of the Cherokee model, featuring buttons for multimedia, cruise control, and voice control. 2. The most notable feature of this engine is the elimination of the traditional intake valve camshaft, replaced by electro-hydraulic control for the timing and lift of the intake valves. This new technology application simplifies the engine's valve train structure, reduces weight, and theoretically allows for more precise valve control.