Sentences with phrase «of electrified drivetrain»
No other car - maker offers this trio of electrified drivetrain options in one model.
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Behold the future of Porsche: a 600 - hp, all - wheel - drive, all - electric super sedan that's a clear competitor to the Tesla Model S. Called the Porsche Mission E, this striking new concept car debuts at the 2015 Frankfurt auto show with a futuristic, 911 - inspired design inside and out and an innovative electrified drivetrain.
As JLR also heads towards a wider range of electrified hybrid and pure EV models like the upcoming I - Pace, the company is expected to use the letter E to represent such drivetrains.
The hybrid variant is a key element of Mitsubishi's effort to rebrand itself as a leader in electrified drivetrains.
Nissan also went for variable compression over electrified drivetrains to keep costs down, which might be an effective way to do some downsizing, but will hardly be clean enough for the environmental demands of the next decade.
The automaker has yet to introduce a pure, battery - electric vehicle outside of the limited - range Ford Focus Electric, but with $ 4.5 billion set aside for investment in electrified vehicles by 2020, the automaker clearly isn't blind to the role drivetrain electrification will play.
This turbocharged four - cylinder 2.0 - litre Ingenium oil burner isn't expected to receive any major adjustments with the facelift, but the Discovery Sport drivetrain range will gain a new hybrid option as part of Jaguar Land Rover's push to introduce an electrified variant of every model by 2020.
Automotive News Europe's Guide to Powertrains shows 96 locations — up from 91 last year — where the engines, transmissions and the new wave of components that support the move to electrified drivetrains are built in Europe, Russia, Turkey and beyond.
This approach is complemented by the various electrified drivetrains on offer, which give the Clarity a low level of interior ambient noise and a reduction in vibration and harshness.