Part2-The advantages of turbocharging include：
1)Boosting power and torque: Turbocharging can significantly increase engine power and torque, which is very effective for vehicles that require high-performance output.
2)Energy saving and environmental protection: Turbocharging technology can fully utilize the exhaust energy of the engine, thereby improving fuel economy and reducing exhaust emissions.
However, turbocharging also has some drawbacks:
1)Delay phenomenon: Due to the time required for turbocharging to establish sufficient pressure, acceleration delay may occur at low speeds.
2)High maintenance cost: The turbocharger system is relatively complex and requires regular maintenance and upkeep, resulting in relatively high maintenance costs.
Mechanical turbocharging and turbocharging each have their own advantages and disadvantages, and are suitable for different scenarios and needs.
When making choices, it is necessary to make decisions based on one's actual needs and budget.