Understanding Car Engine Types and Features
This is a diesel car.
This is a petrol car.
What's the difference? A diesel car delivers more torque
and is built for long journeys.
A petrol car revs faster and feels more responsive.
One is made for endurance.
The other is made for excitement.
This is a hybrid.
This is a plug-in hybrid. What's the difference?
A hybrid charges itself while you drive.
A plug-in hybrid can also be charged from a wall outlet.
One reduces fuel use.
The other can drive short distances on electricity alone.
This is four-wheel drive.
This is all-wheel drive. What's the difference?
Four-wheel drive is built for mud, rocks and rough terrain.
All-wheel drive is designed to improve grip on everyday roads.
One is for adventure.
The other is for confidence.
This is horsepower.
This is torque. What's the difference?
Horsepower helps a car achieve higher speeds.
Torque is the force that pushes you back into your seat.
One wins the race. The
other wins the launch.
This is a turbocharger.
This is a supercharger.
What's the difference? A turbocharger uses exhaust gases to create extra power.
A supercharger is driven directly by the engine.
One builds power with a slight delay.
The other delivers it instantly.
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