Not exact matches
The new car will keep the hybrid
petrol - electric powertrain and interestingly Honda
claims the new car may even offer better
fuel economy.
Which is why we were (mildly) intrigued by the arrival of a new 158bhp 1.8 - litre turbocharged
petrol engine to the range,
claimed to offer the combination of upper - warmish performance — 136mph and 0 - 62mph in 8.6 seconds — plus almost - diesel
fuel economy of 41mpg on the official test.
On the face of it, excellent
claimed economy is one of the major aspects of the Auris that set it apart from its rivals — Toyota suggests 80mpg is possible, although drivers who make frequent long, fast journeys are likely to experience
fuel economy closer to a conventional
petrol or diesel car.
The updated convertible will share its running gear with the three - door variant which would mean that the 2.0 - litre four - cylinder, developing 189 bhp and 300 Nm of torque, the 1.5 - liter three - cylinder turbo
petrol delivering 134 bhp and 219 Nm of torque, 4.4 l / 100 km, and the 1.5 - litre three - cylinder turbodiesel delivering 112 bhp and 270 Nm, with
claimed fuel economy of a frugal 3.5 L / 100 km would serve on the convertible.
Hyundai
claims the diesel manual variant to return impressive
fuel economy of 22.5 km / l as opposed to 14.6 km / l delivered by the
petrol manual.
Cadillac makes a big promise in touting a more than twofold increase in
fuel economy, but right now that's a hazy claim: Fuel economy estimates aren't yet available for the conventional CT6, and the eventual rating for the plug - in variant will be in MPGe, a testing method which takes maximum advantage of electric - only driving range before switching over to petrol po
fuel economy, but right now that's a hazy
claim:
Fuel economy estimates aren't yet available for the conventional CT6, and the eventual rating for the plug - in variant will be in MPGe, a testing method which takes maximum advantage of electric - only driving range before switching over to petrol po
Fuel economy estimates aren't yet available for the conventional CT6, and the eventual rating for the plug - in variant will be in MPGe, a testing method which takes maximum advantage of electric - only driving range before switching over to
petrol power.
The 355bhp
petrol - engined M40i gets to 62mph in 4.8 seconds and has
claimed fuel economy of around 31mpg, while the equivalent figures on the diesel M40d are 322bhp, 4.9 seconds and 44.1 mpg.
Not that it's hard to return good
fuel economy with the diesels: Fiat
claims a 68.9 mpg combined figure, while the
petrol engine records an official figure of 42.8 mpg.
Fuel economy for diesel engine is rated at 27.39 km / l and
petrol trims are
claimed to deliver 21.4 km / l.
Fuel economy is promising especially for a
petrol powered vehicle; the
claimed mileage figure for Kwid is 25.17 kms in a litre.
Powered by the Activa's 110cc
petrol engine, NAVI is quite frugal, with the
claimed fuel economy rated at 60km / l.
Claimed combined cycle
fuel economy is 7.9 L / 100 km, and it can run on 91 RON unleaded
petrol.
Claimed fuel economy for this
petrol powered hatchback is imposing at 20.51 kmpl for
petrol only and AGS version, CNG version on the other hand delivers 26.6 km / kg and in
petrol mode it vouches to return 19.3 kmpl.
The 1.2 - litre i - VTEC
petrol engine produces 88 PS of power and 109 Nm of torque, mated to 5 - speed manual and automatic transmissions, returning a
claimed 18 km / l of
fuel economy.
Audi A3 is powered by a 1.4 - litre TFSI
petrol engine producing 120 BHP with 200 Nm and a 2.0 - litre TDI diesel engine that produces 150 PS and 320 Nm and returns a
claimed fuel economy of 24.39 km / l.
The Grand i10 has a
claimed fuel economy of 18.9 kmpl and 24kmpl for
petrol and diesel manual, respectively.
Combined
fuel consumption for the entry Maxx 2.0 - litre manual rises by 0.5 L / 100 km to 6.9 L / 100 km, while the diesel now consumes 6.0 L / 100 km (up 0.3) and the 2.5
petrol 7.5 L / 100 km (up 0.1), although Mazda is
claiming a four per cent improvement in real - world
economy.
Not only that, it has some genuinely innovative technology in the new VC - T engine, a variable compression 2.0 - litre
petrol engine which
claims to have V6 performance with diesel
fuel economy.