Where is the vv7 engine produced?
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The Great Wall WEY VV7 model is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine independently developed by Great Wall. Below is more information about the Great Wall WEY VV7 engine: 1. The WEY VV7 is powered by a 2.0T turbocharged engine with the model code GW4C20A, delivering a maximum power of 234 horsepower. It offers 172kW/5500rpm power, 360N·m/5500rpm torque, 8.0L/100km fuel consumption, 9.8S 0-100km/h acceleration, and a top speed of 205km/h. 2. The 2.0T turbocharged direct injection engine enables turbo intervention at lower RPMs, ensuring agile starts and rapid acceleration. It incorporates engine start-stop technology with memory function, a plastic intake manifold processed with advanced techniques, a dual-mass flywheel, a silent timing chain, and DVVT (Dual Variable Valve Timing) technology for intake and exhaust valves, achieving a maximum torque output of 387 N·m to provide powerful performance for the vehicle.
As an average car owner, I believe the VV7's engine is produced at Great Wall Motors' Baoding factory. Having driven the VV7 for several years myself, the engine performs quite steadily with strong starting power and minimal vibration. From what I understand, this self-developed 2.0L turbocharged engine by Great Wall, codenamed GW4C20B, is manufactured at their Hebei-based facility with strict quality control. During maintenance, I've chatted with technicians who mentioned that local production allows for quicker and more affordable parts replacement. I've also noticed that although the VV7's engine is domestically produced, it compares well with foreign brands like certain Volkswagen models - Great Wall actually does better in noise suppression, making it quieter. It runs smoothly in daily use, and I recommend regular oil changes to maintain long-term performance. After all, the engine is the heart of the car, and proper maintenance ensures longer service life.
