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naturally aspirated engines mean any engine without a turbo or supercharger.
take case of Mercedes AMG cars
A Mercedes C63 AMG is a detuned version of a 6.2L engine that's natural with no super or turbo charged.
A Mercedes S65 AMG has two turbos with a V12, that's not natural, its getting power boost from the turbos.
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