The 2018 Range Rover comes powered by a range of V6 and
V8 petrol and diesel engines.
The PHEV will be available alongside a range of Ingenium four - cylinder, V6 and
V8 petrol and diesel engines in the MY18 Rangie Sport line - up, priced from $ 95,100 plus ORCs (for the entry - level SD4 S.
Not exact matches
The model line - up includes a plug - in hybrid, a brace of
diesels as well as turbocharged V6
and V8 petrol engines.
The new Panamera will initially be available with three
engines consisting of two Porsche designed
and developed turbocharged
petrol engines — a 2.9 - litre V6
and a 4.0 - litre
V8 —
and an Audi sourced 4.0 - litre
V8 twin - turbo
diesel.
We also learned that Bentley is working on both hybrid
and diesel powertrains, both of which are likely to be offered on the existing model range within the next couple of years, in addition to the new
V8 petrol engine that will be fitted to the Continental next year.
As the fourth
engine derivative of the luxury SUV, the new 3 - litre turbocharged
petrol engine adds to the existing W12,
V8 diesel and recently launched
V8 petrol variants.
A feature of both the
petrol and the
V8 twin - turbo
diesel engine is the positioning of the turbochargers within the centre V of the
engine, between opposing banks of cylinders to improve throttle response, torque delivery
and reduce emissions.
If you are unsure about joining the hybrid revolution just yet, the full fat Range Rover is still available with a choice of V6
and V8 diesel engines and V6
and V8 supercharged
petrol engines, topping out with the 557bhp SV Autobiography Dynamic, all # 141,580 of it.
But it's almost certain to use the same
engine range as the saloon car — 161bhp
and 188bhp 2.2 - litre plus 237bhp
and 271bhp 3.0 - litre
diesels,
and a 380bhp 5.0 - litre
V8 petrol — to drive its rear wheels.
A V6
petrol engine that delivers 250 kW (340 PS)
and 450 Nm of torque
and a
V8 diesel engine good for 310 kW (421 PS)
and 900 Nm of torque will follow later.
Bentley now offers a 4.0 - litre
V8 diesel and a
petrol unit of the same size alongside the 6.0 - litre W12
petrol launch
engine, so performance is very much the order of the day.
The G - Wagen uses a standard 2.9 l OM 612 turbo -
diesel engine, which can develop 156hp / 115kW, with five - speed automatic gearbox, (other commercial versions use 5.5 l
petrol V8 (500hp) power units
and there is a range of
engines which could be used in the military version).
Three
engine options with the new Range Rover Sport consists of two
diesels, a 3.0 - litre TDV6 producing 255 HP with a 3.0 - litre SDV6 good for 288 HP
and a supercharged 5.0 - litre
V8 petrol engine churning out 503 HP of power.
Powering the 2014 Range Rover Sport are a range of
engines, including 3.0 - litre supercharged
petrol V6 with 335 HP, 5.0 - litre supercharged
petrol V8 with 503 HP, 3.0 - litre supercharged
diesel V6 (SDV6) with 288 HP, 3.0 - litre TDV6
diesel with 255 HP
and 4.4 - litre SDV8
diesel with 339 PS.
The vehicle is said to come with both
petrol and diesel variants, with a 6.4 - litre
V8 engine for the
petrol trim,
and a 3.0 - litre V6
engine on the
diesel side.
A 4 - cylinder
diesel unit with several states of tune is planned
and regular as well as AMG editions with
V8 and V12
petrol engines will be offered, coupled to a 9 - speed automatic transmission.
That means a choice of a 3.0 - liter V6
diesel, 4.4 - liter
V8 diesel and and 5.0 - liter
V8 petrol engines.
Global
petrol and diesel engines — V6
and V8 engines.
Power is sourced from a range of four different
engines: a 276 - horsepower, a 3.6 FSI V6
petrol engine, a torquier turbo
diesel 3.0 V6 with 236 hp, a 330 horsepower
petrol 4.2
V8 and a 444 horsepower
petrol 6.0 W12.
V6
and V8,
petrol and diesel engines will be available alongside the SVAutobiography Dynamic
and P400e in the Range Rover's international line - up.
Upgraded
engines made the cut, including a 2.5 - litre
diesel along with 3.9 -
and 4.6 - litre
V8 petrol engines offering improved punch,
and in 1999 the company cemented it place as luxury SUV maker when it launched the ultra-lavish Linley special - edition.
At launch, all - new Range Rover Sport customers will have a choice of two
engines — a supercharged 5.0 - litre 510PS
V8 petrol engine and a 3.0 - litre 292PS SDV6
diesel engine.
Their
engine range starts with the 255hp, 3.0 - litre V6
diesel and goes up to the 517hp, 5.0 - litre supercharged
V8 petrol.
In 2005 the Range Rover Sport became the second model in the Rangie line - up
and by 2010 Range Rover offered a digitised «virtual» instrument panel, dual - view infotainment screens
and beefed up 4.2 - litre supercharged
petrol V8 and diesel TDV8
engines.
Although there's a headline - grabbing hot - rod version called the Grand Cherokee SRT that boasts a ludicrously powerful
petrol V8 engine —
and there's an even more powerful 697bhp Trackhawk version coming — it's the Grand Cherokee
diesel that's most in demand.
Mechanically, the LandCruiser is lightly revived with Euro5 emissions - compliant 4.5 - litre twin - turbo -
diesel and naturally - aspirated 4.6 - litre
petrol V8 engines.
The
diesel engines will come in xDrive30d
and xDrive50d configurations developing 258hp
and 381hp respectively while the
petrol V8 engine in xDrive50i will produce 450hp of power.
Two
petrol engines with Twin Turbo technology
and High Precision Injection - the 300 kW / 407 hp
V8 in the top - of - the - range BMW 750i
and the 240 kW / 326 hp straight - six in the new BMW 740i - as well as a newly developed straight - six
diesel with common - rail fuel injection, piezo - injectors
and an aluminium crankcase with maximum output of 180 kW / 245 hp in the new BMW 730d are available right from the start upon the introduction of the car.
The car will be available in two V6
diesel and a
V8 petrol engine trims.
It also benefited from a BMW
V8 and a BMW
diesel which lasted through until Ford stuck its own
engines in in 2006 — the 4.4
V8 petrol, 4.2
petrol S / C
and the 3.6 TDV8.
Engine options range from a 3.0 - litre, V6
diesel with 255 BHP
and 600 Nm
and a 3.0 - litre, supercharged V6
petrol with 335 BHP
and 450 Nm to a 4.4 - litre,
V8 diesel with 335 BHP
and 740 Nm
and a 5.0 - litre, supercharged
V8 petrol producing 518 BHP
and 625 Nm.
A full range of
engines is expected to be launched on the next Flying Spur, including Bentley's
V8 and W12
petrol options,
and a plug - in hybrid based around a V6
petrol engine instead of going down the
diesel route.
The former is only available with a supercharged 5.0 - litre
V8 under the bonnet, while the latter comes with a choice of three
engines: an SDV6 Hybrid
diesel, an SDV8
diesel and a supercharged
V8 petrol engine.
Powering the new Range Rover Sport will be a range of
engines, including the 3.0 - litre TDV6
diesel engine, 4.4 - litre
V8 diesel and 5.0 - litre supercharged
V8 petrol engine.
The next - generation car will also be offered with
V8 and W12
petrol engines, but there won't be a
diesel option.
The British automaker plans to offer the all new Range Rover Sport with two
engine options, a 3.0 - litre SDV6
diesel engine which produces 292 PS of power
and 600 Nm of torque
and a 5.0 - litre Supercharged
V8 petrol engine which belts out 510 PS of power
and 625 Nm of torque.
Powering the Mercedes GL - Class is a 3.0 - litre V6
diesel engine in India along with the Mercedes GL - 63 performance version that gets a 5.5 - litre
V8 petrol engine producing 557 HP of power
and does 0 - 100 km / hr in 4.9 seconds.
They have also stated that customers will be able to choose between a supercharged
V8 petrol,
and the TVD6
and TVD8
diesel engines for propulsion.
Earlier, the Grand Cherokee was only available with a
diesel engine and one had to shell out Rs 1.12 crore (pre-GST, ex-showroom New Delhi) for the performance - oriented SRT version which came with a massive 6.8 - litre HEMI
V8 petrol engine.
In other markets, Volkswagen is likely to introduce a 340PS V6
petrol and 421PS
V8 diesel engine as well.
For now, Maserati has introduced the
diesel -
engined Levante in India
and V6
petrol and twin - turbo
V8 engines are expected to join the line - up later.
On the U.S. market customers will have to choose between a V6
and a
V8 petrol engine, while the old E350
diesel has been replaced by a new E250.
For the first time in a Commodore, there will be no rear - wheel drive, no
V8 and no ute,
and lesser models will come with 2.0 - litre four - cylinder turbo
diesel and petrol engines driving the front wheels via an eight - speed auto, which should bring big efficiency gains.
In Australia, the 100
V8 was initially only available in the range - topping GXV model, while entry
and mid-range models were the 105 powered by the 1FZ - FE I6
petrol, or 1HZ
diesel engines.
The Luxury level will be available with either
petrol or
diesel V6
engines (
and naturally aspirated
V8 models in the US), Premium Luxury (with
petrol or
diesel V6, or naturally aspirated
V8),
and SV8 (with the supercharged
V8 petrol).
-- The XF will be available from launch with a range of four
engines, ** all featuring Jaguar's proven six - speed automatic transmission with steering wheel - mounted «paddles» for manual gear selection (Jaguar Sequential ShiftTM): — 2.7 - litre V6 twin - turbocharged
diesel: 0 - 60mph in just 7.7 secs (0 - 100kph in 8.2 secs)
and a top speed of 143 mph; — 3.0 - litre V6
petrol: 0 - 60mph in 7.9 secs (0 - 100kph in 8.3 secs)
and a top speed of 148mph; — 4.2 n / a
V8 petrol: 0 - 60mph in 6.2 secs (0 - 100kph in 6.5 secs)
and a top speed electronically limited to 155mph; — 4.2 s / c
V8 petrol: 0 - 60mph in 5.1 secs (0 - 100kph in 5.4 secs)
and a top speed electronically limited to 155mph.
Both
petrol and diesel V6
engines are offered in Luxury
and Premium Luxury models; the naturally aspirated
V8 will be Premium Luxury only (
and Luxury for US models)
and the supercharged SV8 has its own unique specification, for a very logical, easily understood range with only six major variants.
The future GLS Maybach will compete against the future BMW X7
and the new Bentley Bentayga with
V8 diesel and recently launched
V8 petrol engine.
The all - new model was unveiled in June last year with 3.0 - litre TwinPower Turbo six - cylinder
petrol engine, 3.0 - litre TwinPower Turbo six - cylinder
diesel engine and a 4.4 - litre TwinPower Turbo
V8 petrol engine.
This new sports utility vehicle is made available with two
engine options such as
petrol and diesel where the Range Rover Sport 5.0 L V8 SC Petrol Autobiography is the high end variant in the model s
petrol and diesel where the Range Rover Sport 5.0 L
V8 SC
Petrol Autobiography is the high end variant in the model s
Petrol Autobiography is the high end variant in the model series.