Not exact matches
The car's drivetrain options are where there are
more telling differences, with most engines enjoying
power and torque rises despite an average fuel consumption drop of 11 per
cent across the range.
While this doesn't quite raise the Adam to the level of full - fat hot hatches (
and doesn't tread on the toes of the recently - announced Corsa VXR) it's significantly
more than any Adam previously available —
power is up 50 per
cent and torque by 70 per
cent compared to the regular 1.4.
The results are 22 per
cent more power and 23 per
cent more torque, lifting the Exige 240R's peak outputs to 243bhp at 8000rpm
and 174 lb ft at 7000rpm.
Two years later the 220 Trophy was introduced, sporting
more power and torque thanks to a larger turbo
and revised exhaust system,
and the lamentable dual - clutch transmission was reworked to deliver 50 per
cent faster shifts.
Further cleaning up comes via the regular petrol Panamera S
and all - wheel - drive Panamera 4S; their 4.8 - litre naturally aspirated V8 is replaced by a 3 - litre twin - turbocharged V6 engine with
more power and torque (414bhp
and 384 lb ft versus 394bhp
and 368 lb ft)
and an 18 per
cent improvement in fuel economy, which now tops 26mpg.
The engine now delivers 10per
cent more power at 449hp,
and 8.5 per
cent more torque at a mighty 650Nm, developed over a broad rev band — enough for a 0 - 62mph sprint of 4.8 seconds
and a top speed electronically limited to 155mph.
If compared to the predecessor, this new Rapide has 17 per
cent more power and 10 per
cent more torque.
Toyota has dropped a bigger,
more powerful 2.0 - litre direct - injection four - cylinder petrol engine in the 2018 Corolla that generates 22 per
cent more power (126kW)
and 18 per
cent more torque (205Nm).
Its 2.0 - litre turbo - petrol engine produces 10 per
cent more power than the previous JCW model at 170kW
and 23 per
cent more torque at 320Nm.
Delivering 60 per
cent more cargo space than the Prius Liftback
and impressive fuel efficiency, the Prius V comes with a Hybrid Synergy Drive system built around an Atkinson - cycle 1.8 - litre four - cylinder with a lightweight aluminum alloy block, a high -
torque electric motor, high - capacity storage battery
and power management system.
When that button is pressed the lab coats have ensured the car becomes
more responsive with a
more more aggressive
torque - map, reduced
power assistance for the steering
and stiffening up the Adaptive Damper System by 30 per
cent.
The new Hyundai Veloster Turbo will take on the established hot - hatch / affordable sports car crowd with a 1.6 - litre turbocharged (T - GDi) unit that pumps out 50 per
cent more power (155kW)
and almost 60 per
cent more torque (265Nm).
To complement the 28 per
cent increase in
power and 38 per
cent increase in
torque (over the 1.6 GDI model), the i30 Turbo is fitted with sports suspension tuning, new 18 - inch wheels
and tyres
and more direct steering (2.78 turns lock - to - lock).
The engine has 10 per
cent more power and 7 per
cent more torque with a similarly higher claimed fuel economy compared to the engine it replaces.
Compared to the existing 1.5 - litre, 4 - cylinder mill, the new engine produces 10 per
cent more power and 7 per
cent more torque.
Audi's monstrous 6.0 - litre V12 engine develops 368kW of
power and 1000Nm of
torque at 1750rpm, which is 25 per
cent more torque than the
more expensive $ 277,800 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S.
It develops 15 per
cent more torque and 9 per
cent more power than the 552bhp (560PS) standard GTC.
The 150PS 2.2 - litre four - cylinder diesel engine replaces the previous2.5 - litre unit in the Ranger line up,
and with a substantial 375Nm of
torque offers over 13 per
cent more pulling
power.
Promises of «
more than 316bhp» have been kept, with the new RS Ford actually getting 10 per
cent more power that the Mustang with the same engine — a full 345bhp
and 347lb / ft of
torque, almost exactly the same
power as the run - out RS 500 of the last generation Focus RS had.
The new engine is
more powerful (generates 123PS / 150Nm) than the existing one —
power and torque have gone up by 10 per
cent and 7 per
cent, respectively.
The Dragon engine produces 10 per
cent more power and 7 per
cent more torque.
Dynamic Bentley driving experience - ZF 6HP28 transmission with «Quickshift» system that cuts shift times by 50 per
cent and enables double downshifts - New 40:60 rear - biased
torque split for the all - wheel drive system reduces understeer when
powering out of bends
and provides for better modulation of line
and attitude by «throttle steering» - Increased front
and rear track improves grip
and stability - Advanced ESC system fully exploits the potential of the
more powerful W12 engine
and improved chassis - 20»
and (optional) 21» wheels
Replacing the previous 325i's six - cylinder engine, this new powerplant delivers substantially
more power and torque with maximum outputs of 180kW / 350Nm while reducing fuel consumption by a huge 30 per
cent to just 6.3 l / 100 km.
Alloytec produces 175kW of
power at 6,000 rpm
and 320Nm of
torque at just 2,800 rpm - which equates to 14 per
cent more power and five per
cent more torque than the outgoing 152kW ECOTEC V6.