Which Japanese cars have three-cylinder engines?

[MacWalker]

Currently, three-cylinder engine models include the Focus, Lingpai, Volando, Trax, Malibu XL, BMW i8, BMW X1, Lynk & Co 02, Lynk & Co 03, Lynk & Co 01 PHEV, Geely Binyue, Borui GE, the new Buick Excelle, GL6, Volvo XC40 PHEV, Honda Lingpai, and others. Below is relevant information: Three-cylinder engines: Due to their structural advantages, three-cylinder engines excel in fuel consumption control. The miniaturization of the engine makes it smaller in size, with greater power density and higher thermal efficiency. Because of their structure, three-cylinder engines have lower pumping losses, and due to their smaller cylinder blocks, they experience less friction loss during operation, which also reduces corresponding heat dissipation losses. Strong power: In the displacement range of 1.0L-1.5L, because they have fewer cylinders than four-cylinder engines, three-cylinder engines have larger single-cylinder volumes at the same displacement, resulting in better power at low speeds. Fewer cylinders mean less mechanical friction, and increasing the number of cylinders can actually reduce single-cylinder efficiency. Compared to four-cylinder engines, three-cylinder engines offer faster power response and stronger power performance.