V12 Engine Model.SLDPRT
This model showcases parts of the engine structure, but includes internal components such as pistons, intake and exhaust systems, etc. A V-type engine organizes all the cylinders into two groups, with neighboring cylinders arranged at a certain angle to each other, allowing the two groups to form a plane with an angle, making the cylinders appear in a V shape from the side view. The V-type engine has smaller height and length dimensions, making it more convenient to arrange in a vehicle. It facilitates increasing displacement and power by enlarging the cylinder diameter and is suitable for a higher number of cylinders. Currently, many domestic mid-to-high-end models adopt V-type 6-cylinder engines, such as the Buick Regal, Passat, and Audi A6, among others.
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