What do the T, L, and Li in car tail marks mean? Teach you to tell the difference at a glance

Text/The Yanyu of Extraordinary Cars

With the rapid development of the domestic economy, more and more people have joined the car ownership group and enjoy the Car travel brings convenience to life, and in order to cater to the needs of consumers, major car companies have launched many cars with different performances and functions. In short, the emergence of these models has greatly facilitated our lives. Nowadays, with the basic popularity of cars, according to incomplete statistics, the number of domestic cars has increased to more than 300 million. Based on the current population base, almost every family will own a car on average.

In addition to friends who currently own cars, there are also many prospective car owners who are choosing their favorite car models. When buying a car, it is generally not recommended to blindly follow the trend. After all, what is suitable for others may not be the same. Only what suits you is the best. In addition, we need to have a comprehensive understanding of the car we like. For example, when we walk behind the car, what do the tail signs T, L, and Li mean when we see it? Teach you to distinguish the difference at a glance, and you will understand it instantly after reading it.

First of all, it is the most common "T" in our lives. This is not a quantity in mathematics, but the abbreviation of the English word "Turbo". If you know about cars, you will know that it stands for What is inside the car is the turbocharger, which is an air compressor that compresses air to increase the amount of air intake, thereby increasing the output power of the engine. It can also improve fuel economy and reduce exhaust emissions.

Secondly, compared to the models with "T", the models with "L" are naturally aspirated engines and are not equipped with superchargers. Their biggest feature is that the power is relatively smooth and relatively smooth. It is easy to control, has a much longer service life than a turbocharged engine, and the maintenance cost is much lower. In addition, there is also a type with an "L" tail mark that refers to an extended model. Many wealthy people in China like to drive extended vehicles, thinking that driving them will be very dignified, so it is also relatively common in China, such as the Audi A8L .

Finally, for models with the "Li" tail mark, the understanding of "Li" must be done separately, where "L" means lengthened, but it does not use a naturally aspirated engine, and "i" "It represents GDI, which is gasoline direct injection combustion technology, which can increase the fuel efficiency of internal combustion engines by more than 20%. It usually appears on the BMW brand, such as BMW 730Li, etc., and models of this type are often It is worth a lot of money, so the most common ones are still with "T" and "L" suffixes.

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