Sentences with phrase «aluminum architecture used»

The lightweight aluminum architecture used in the I - PACE production has been modified slightly for the I - PACE eTROPHY to allow for the FIA safety roll cage.

Though Jaguar executives continue to emphasize that the aluminum architecture used for the XE and the F - PACE is flexible, there is a limit.

Not exact matches

Its aluminum architecture, which will be used for both short - and long - wheelbase models, will feature adaptive air suspension and will be able to accommodate both rear - and all - wheel drive.

The Cullinan is based on the upcoming eighth - generation Phantom's platform, which uses a new aluminum spaceframe architecture.

Most important, the 5 Series uses the «cluster architecture» of the 7 Series, without the carbon fiber but making extensive use of lightweight, high - strength steel, magnesium, and aluminum (used for the trunk, trunk lid, doors, and roof) to reduce weight by up to 137 pounds over the previous 5 Series — while also improving structural rigidity.

The only other vehicle to have used the aluminum - intensive architecture apart from the Ford F - 150 and the 2018 Ford Fusion is the Super Duty trucks.

Similar to the i3, the i8 uses «LifeDrive» architecture which means it has a carbon - fiber body shell on top of an aluminum platform that holds the battery, electric motor, and other drive components.

The XE's lightweight, aluminum - intensive monocoque architecture will also be used to underpin the upcoming 2016 Jaguar F - Pace SUV, which will also be built at Solihull.

This new car is the first that is built using Jaguar's all - new aluminum architecture that was previewed with the C - X17 Concept SUV.

AutoGuide.com stated, «The sultry luxury sedan loses a lot of weight for the 2016 model year, with extensive use of aluminum in the car's architecture.

The XE uses an aluminum architecture to save weight — Jag claims it's the only car in the class to do it — coming in at a relatively svelte 3,417 pounds with the diesel; there's also a perfect, 50:50 f / r weight ratio.

Confirming the all - new SUV will not be based on the Range Rover Evoque's LR - MS steel platform, the British luxury brand says the C - X17 design study was created to «introduce Jaguar's new, high - advanced, modular aluminum architecture» and demonstrate «the diversity of vehicles that could be produced using this architecture, which underpins the innovative future of the Jaguar brand».

Distinctive exterior styling is accented using aluminum, magnesium, and Boron steel and was created using Land Rover's new Integrated Body - Frame architecture.

Compared to the old platform, MRA uses more aluminum and high - strength steel to cut out weight, reducing it down by 220 pounds compared to the third - gen model's architecture.

This larger, seven - seat crossover will use the same aluminum architecture as the updated Land Rover Range Rover.

Even compared to premium brand vehicles like the 2012 Audi Q5 2.0 TFSI Quattro, which uses significant amounts of aluminum and magnesium in its architecture for weight savings, the 2013 Santa Fe Sport 2.0 T AWD tips the scales 351 pounds lighter.

Based on the architecture of the Ford F - 150 pickup truck, the new Expedition uses a body - on - frame construction (heavy but rugged) and an aluminum body that saves up to 300 pounds, Ford says.

Steel stampings have also been added to the architecture in certain areas where energy absorption is required, with supplemental aluminum stampings used where low weight is a key consideration.

The ProPad 600 offers the same direct - bonded high - res display and 64 - bit architecture, but sports less premium material such as the machined aluminum back on the ElitePad 1000 and doesn't use the Bay Trail class of processors.

His switch from painting to sculpture was coincident with a growing interest in architecture and in industrial processes and materials, such as galvanized steel, concrete, plywood and aluminum, which he used to create large, hollow, Minimalist sculptures.This decisive development is documented here for the first time, from the early work of the 1950s up to 1968, the point at which Judd's artistic vocabulary reached its complete formation.

In a recent series of sculptures titled Systems, for instance, Mr. Tuttle uses aluminum electrical pipes, balsa wood, feathers and silver fox fur in novel juxtapositions that hint at otherworldly landscape and architecture.