Land Rover Series I Engine Size in Quick-to-Read Charts

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1948 Series I

Average Engine Size Land Rover Series I

Land Rover Series I 1953

1948 Series I

Quick notes on Land Rover Series I engine size

- Average size for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
- Smallest engine for generation: 1.6 L (1595 cc)
- Largest engine for generation: 2 L (1997 cc)
- Difference from world average: 0.55 L smaller (-550 cc)
- Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
- Difference from world's biggest: 6.6 L smaller (-6586 cc)
- Difference from world's smallest: 1.37 L bigger (+1372 cc)
- Torque from 1 liter: 78 Nm from 1 L
- Enginert rating: 4 / 10

1953 Land Rover Series I

1.6 —1595 cc (1595 L)

2.0 —1997 cc (1997 L)

1953 Land Rover Series I Engine size to power ratio

1.6 —31.9 cc/hp (43.1 cc/kW)

2.0 —38.4 cc/hp (52.6 cc/kW)

1953 Land Rover Series I Difference from world average engine size

1.6 —32.01 or 751 cc smaller

2.0 —14.88 or 349 cc smaller

Vehicle	Precise engine size	Difference from world average	Engine size to consumption ratio	Horsepower from 1 L	Engine size to 100 kg of weight
1.6	1.6 L (1595 cc)	32% smaller	-	31 hp from 1 L	-
2.0	2 L (1997 cc)	14.9% smaller	-	26 hp from 1 L	-

Vehicle	1.6
Precise engine size	1.6 L (1595 cc)
Difference from world average	32 smaller
Engine size to consumption ratio	-
Horsepower from 1 L	31 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	-
Vehicle	2.0
Precise engine size	2 L (1997 cc)
Difference from world average	14.9 smaller
Engine size to consumption ratio	-
Horsepower from 1 L	26 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	-