Low
friction engine technology has the same aim, as does an alternator that is charged with brake energy recuperation where possible.
Not exact matches
This model is powered by a 155 - hp, 2.0 - liter four - cylinder
engine, which makes use of Mazda's Skyactiv
technology that puts a priority on reducing weight and
friction.
The 2016 Mazda 2 is the first version of the small hatchback to be built entirely with Mazda's Skyactiv
engine and chassis
technologies, which aim to improve fuel efficiency by reducing
friction and weight.
Mazda CX - 5's SKYACTIV - G 2.5
engine has received small updates to reduce internal
friction and the amount customers will spend on fuel, but no feature stands out more than its segment - exclusive cylinder - deactivation
technology.
Based on a completely new
engine structure and utilising its newly developed turbo systems, the new
engines feature variable valve motion
technology to reduce
friction.
All the Accord's
engines also make use of
friction - reducing
technologies designed to improve
engine efficiency.
The new
engine incorporates a wide variety of low
friction technologies that aid better fuel economy.
The CR - V's
engine makes use of new
friction - reducing
technologies designed to improve
engine efficiency.
Lower
engine friction reduces fuel consumption along with Stop & Start
technology, which also helps cut emissions.
This liquid - cooled, 125cc, 4 - stroke, single - cylinder
engine incorporates a wide range of low -
friction technologies while packing its lighter weight in a more compact body.
The Ingenium petrol
engine features a low
friction, all - aluminium design with a twin scroll turbocharger and Continuously Variable Valve Lift
technology.
Friction Reducing Technology The Civic Si's engine makes use of friction - reducing technologies designed to improve engine eff
Friction Reducing
Technology The Civic Si's
engine makes use of
friction - reducing technologies designed to improve engine eff
friction - reducing
technologies designed to improve
engine efficiency.
Compact, rigid, lightweight and low
friction describes the end result of new
engine technology that helps to enable the new Civic to achieve high power and high fuel economy.
All CamPro
engines incorporate drive - by - wire
technology (specifically electronic throttle control) for better response, [2] eliminating the need for
friction - generating mechanical linkages and cables.
While the VC - Turbo
engine's multi-link system limits the lateral movement of the connecting rods within the
engine — a cause of piston
friction — Infiniti's mirror bore coating
technology further reduces cylinder
friction by 44 %.
High efficiency is achieved with new
engine technologies such as multi-hole injectors, cavity pistons, dual sequential - valve timing (S - VT) and reduced
friction and pumping losses.
The
engine uses advanced lean - burn VTEC - E
technology, low -
friction design features and lightweight materials such as aluminum, magnesium and special plastics, in combination with a new lean - bum - compatible NOx catalyst, to achieve a new level of efficiency and low emissions in gasoline -
engine technology.
The Ford GT features many new and unique
technologies, including superplastic - formed frame, aluminum body panels, roll - bonded floor panels, a
friction stir welded center tunnel, covered by a magnesium center console, a «ship - in - a-bottle» gas tank, a capless fuel filler system, one - piece door panels, and an aluminum
engine cover with a one - piece carbon fiber inner panel.
An all - new second - generation 2.7 - liter EcoBoost
engine features advanced dual port and direct injection
technology, reduced internal
friction and improved robustness — all for improved levels of output, efficiency, quality and durability.
The objective of the first subtopic is to develop and demonstrate
friction and wear reduction
technologies for light -, medium -, or heavy - duty vehicles that improve fuel efficiency of legacy vehicles by at least 2 %, and / or improve fuel efficiency of future vehicles by at least 4 % (improvement based on comparative results from
engine dynamometer, chassis dynamometer testing, or test track, e.g., SAE J1321) without adverse impacts on vehicle performance or durability.
Next is an all - new 2.7 L EcoBoost
engine, which introduces both advanced dual port and direct injection
technology, reduced internal
friction and improved robustness.
Starting in 2019, the EcoDiesel V - 6
engine implements new turbocharger
technology with a low -
friction bearing designed for low end and transient performance.
The high -
technology V8
engine also features high pressure direct injection, low
friction bearings, advanced thermal management, energy recuperation via the electrical charging system and innovative turbocharger packaging for greater efficiency.
The continued development of the
engine technology of the small but powerful
engine family consistently uses
friction optimisation and lightweight construction.
5.0 R - Spec Direct Injection Tau V8
engine Even more, this new V8 still offers all of the premium
engine technology from the 4.6 - liter V8, including Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (D - CVVT), a tuned variable induction system, and low -
friction diamond - like coatings (DLC) on piston skirts, rings and tappets.
The powerful 3.5 - liter i - VTEC ® V - 6
engine produces an impressive 279 horsepower and 252 lb - ft of torque, while the refined Variable Cylinder Management (VCM II ®) system and low -
friction technology produce class - leading efficiency.
The new TCe
engine incorporates the latest Alliance - developed innovations, including Mirror Bore Coating, a cylinder coating
technology used for the Nissan GT - R
engine to improve energy efficiency by reducing
friction and optimizing heat conduction.
Ingenium
engines feature six key
technologies that combine to reduce
friction, add refinement and improve performance.
Other
technology included on AMG's second turbocharged production car
engine is a Bosch - supplied piezo injection system capable of providing up to seven individual injections per cycle, cylinder barrels finished with Mercedes - Benz's patented Nanoslide
friction - reducing material, a cylinder head produced from a lightly Zirconium - refined aluminum, and dry - sump lubrication.
Further, the
engine features a reduction in
friction thanks to downspeeding and the use of innovative
technologies such as steel pistons.
Technical highlights of the new Mercedes - Benz twelve - cylinder
engine include dual ignition, three - valve
technology, automatic cylinder shut - off, low -
friction cylinder liners and modern lightweight design.
A combination of these with other
technologies, including materials substitution, reduced aerodynamic drag, reduced rolling resistance, reduced
engine friction and pumping losses, has the potential to approximately double the fuel economy of «new» light - duty vehicles by 2030, thereby roughly halving carbon emissions per vehicle mile travelled (note that this is only for a new car and not the fleet average)(medium agreement, medium evidence)[5.3.1].