Volkswagen to phase out conventional engines with turbochargers
Volkswagen, the German automaker is all set to phase out conventional engines in the coming three or four years, and will bring more powerful and fuel efficient turbocharged gas and diesel powertrains. The company is planning to replace its three remaining naturally aspirated engines - a five-cylinder 2.5-litre and two six-cylinder variants with turbocharged engines.
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Few days back, Ford also announced that the company would soon extinct the conventional engines from its lineup. Now, Volkswagen has become the second manufacturer to remove all its conventional and naturally aspirated engines with turbocharged ones. It is also expected that the automakers in North America will offer 3 million gasoline and diesel powered vehicles with turbocharged engines in 2013.
The major reason behind this step is the fuel efficiency, where turbocharger scores big compared to naturally aspirated engines. This is all what we have for now, stay tuned to CarDekho for more updates on the same.
Source : Detroit News
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