Sentences with phrase «more aerodynamic resistance»

«We found that the Brazuca ball had more aerodynamic resistance at wind speeds between 50 and 70 km / h, compared with the Jabulani ball.

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Other tweaks to transform the Jetta from gas - burner to hybrid include a new ePower meter, the replacement of the tachometer with a power flow display, a more aerodynamic body kit, and special 15 - inch wheels with low rolling - resistance tires.

[39] Its more aerodynamic Kammback body balances length and wind resistance, resulting in a drag coefficient of Cd = 0.26.

It features low - rolling resistance tires to reduce road friction, has grille shutters and sits lower to the ground, making the car more aerodynamic and slippery against the wind at high speeds.

The LE Eco grade is differentiated by a more efficient 140 - horsepower, 1.8 - liter engine with Valvematic technology; improved aerodynamics; and low rolling resistance tires.

Thanks to a particularly innovative overall technological system, improved aerodynamics (cw = 0,281) and perfected rolling resistance, the new, all - electric Volkswagen is over 15 per cent more energy - efficient than the best steel - built direct competitor.

With the C4 Cactus AIRFLOW 2L concept, Citroën is demonstrating fuel consumption of 2l / 100 km (118 mpg US) through the use of optimized design with a 20 % improvement in aerodynamics; lower rolling resistance (Tall & Narrow) tires;... Read more →

An optional Fuel Economy Package adds low resistance silica tires, a more efficient alternator, a five - speed automatic transmission, and aerodynamic enhancements to increase fuel efficiency.

The EV version is fundamentally similar, but even more eye - catching thanks to its blanked off radiator grille and unique 16 - inch alloy wheels which are designed for reduce aerodynamic drag and are wrapped in low rolling resistance tyres.

Open windows increase aerodynamic drag (wind resistance), making your vehicle use more energy to push through the air.

A number of design and technology measures are readily available to increase a truck's fuel efficiency, including: low - rolling resistance tires, more efficient engines, devices to reduce idling and aerodynamic drag, and predictive cruise control.

We can wonder, though, if simply down - sizing cars and engines, using more carbon fibers and advanced materials, improving aerodynamics, reducing rolling resistance in tires, etc, might not be an easier way to gain efficiency.

Such breakthroughs reflect a variety of factors, notably including more advanced aerodynamic designs that not only reduce wind resistance but also lower wind noise.