Which is Faster: Turbocharging or Naturally Aspirated?
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Between turbocharging and naturally aspirated engines, turbocharging is faster. Here is a detailed comparison of the two: 1. Displacement: For the same displacement, a turbocharged engine delivers better power than a naturally aspirated engine, typically improving by about 40%. For example, the performance of a 1.5T engine is comparable to that of a 2.2L naturally aspirated engine. 2. Fuel Consumption: Turbocharged engines save 10~20% in fuel consumption compared to naturally aspirated engines with similar power output. 3. Failure Rate: Theoretically, naturally aspirated engines have a lower failure rate. The turbocharger is a high-temperature component that requires advanced cooling technology.