Sentences with phrase «engineering drag coefficient»
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The BMW i8 has made it to production with much of the futuristic coupe styling first seen two years ago, yet engineers managed to keep the body ultra slippery with a drag coefficient of just 0.26.
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The custom body kit is aerodynamically designed and engineered to reduce the vehicle's coefficient of drag, maintaining its fuel efficiency.
All told, Audi says that over 1,000 hours of engineering work in a wind tunnel helped the company cut the E-Tron's drag coefficient by seven points to 0.28.
Smart aerodynamic engineering helps create a coefficient of drag of just 0.29 (Xtronic - equipped models), which aids in the Versa Sedan's impressive real - world fuel economy.
The hood of Ford's latest pony car sits lower at the front, contributing to a lower coefficient of drag, and Ford engineers contributed hundreds of hours over the past several years to help improve the car's aerodynamic performance in other ways.
The 0.29 drag coefficient (Cd) achieved by Mazda engineers is one of the lowest available in the compact class and highly beneficial to highway fuel economy.
Looking beyond its great beauty also reveals great engineering, as the body features a drag coefficient of just 0.26, a wind - cheating figure that lets the A6 more easily slip through the air, paying in quietness, fuel efficiency, and performance.