What is a V6 engine?

The V-type engine divides all the cylinders into two groups, and arranges the adjacent cylinders at a certain angle together, so that the two groups of cylinders form two planes with an angle. The cylinder is V-shaped when viewed from the side, so it is called V-shaped. engine. The V-type engine has a small height and length and is more convenient to arrange on a car. In particular, modern cars pay more attention to aerodynamics, and the smaller the windward side of the car, the better, that is, the lower the engine cover is required. V6 is 6 cylinders, each of which is divided into groups and arranged in a V shape. Common V-type engines are also V8, V10, V12.