700cc

700cc refers to an engine displacement, specifically 700 cubic centimeters. Engine displacement is a measure of the total volume swept by all the pistons inside the cylinders of an internal combustion engine. It is typically calculated by multiplying the volume of a single cylinder by the number of cylinders.

In the context of vehicles, 700cc engines are commonly found in smaller motorcycles, scooters, and some lightweight or specialty cars. For motorcycles, this displacement range often signifies a mid-size engine, offering a balance of performance and fuel efficiency suitable for various riding conditions, from city commuting to touring. In the world of automobiles, a 700cc engine would be considered very small, usually seen in microcars, kei cars in Japan, or vehicles designed for extreme fuel economy or specific utility purposes.

The power output of a 700cc engine can vary significantly depending on factors such as engine design, the number of cylinders, forced induction (like turbocharging or supercharging), and tuning. Generally, engines of this size are not designed for high-performance applications but rather for efficiency and maneuverability. They represent a segment of the internal combustion engine market focused on practicality and accessibility.