Cubic centimeters is a unit of measurement used to denote the engine size or displacement of a vehicle. It refers to the total volume of the combustion chambers in the engine's cylinders. The larger the engine displacement (in cc), the more air and fuel can be mixed and combusted, resulting in higher power output.
For example, if a vehicle has a 2000 cc engine, it means the total volume of its combustion chambers is 2000 cubic centimeters. This measurement helps provide a general indication of the engine's size and power potential.
Engine displacement is often abbreviated as "cc," "ccm," or "cm³," with the latter being the most precise and internationally recognized symbol for cubic centimeters.
