The turbocharged 2.5-liter four-cylinder petrol engine in question is fitted in the Hyundai Sonata N Line where it produces 286 hp (213 kW / 289 PS) and 422 Nm (311 lb-ft) of torque.
It also makes 300hp in the G70. I wonder what is so different about this 2.5L maybe it will have more overhead and be able to take power easily, because those numbers seem pretty low or at least “average” for a regular 2.0L I4, I feel like a 2.5L should at least be getting into the 310-330s range of HP. Either way this is great news
I don’t know how they’re getting these numbers out of a 2.5T.
They could be pushing 400 hp with that engine.
Look, I know it’s not linear, but my 1.4T Opel makes 150 hp. The 1.6T optional engine makes 200hp. By this logic, there is 50 hp increase every 0.2 litres of displacement.
So I would expect like 420hp out of this. I am definitely wrong, but still, like 370 hp should be possible.
It also makes 300hp in the G70. I wonder what is so different about this 2.5L maybe it will have more overhead and be able to take power easily, because those numbers seem pretty low or at least “average” for a regular 2.0L I4, I feel like a 2.5L should at least be getting into the 310-330s range of HP. Either way this is great news
I don’t know how they’re getting these numbers out of a 2.5T.
They could be pushing 400 hp with that engine.
Look, I know it’s not linear, but my 1.4T Opel makes 150 hp. The 1.6T optional engine makes 200hp. By this logic, there is 50 hp increase every 0.2 litres of displacement.
So I would expect like 420hp out of this. I am definitely wrong, but still, like 370 hp should be possible.