Not exact matches
Those designed to quickly stop and start a car's
petrol engine to improve fuel efficiency need a quick burst of power, but for smoothing a domestic solar panel's
output, capacity might be more important
than speed.
The now ubiqitous EA888 2 - litre turbocharged
petrol engine is present albeit with higher
output than the standard Golf's 217bhp.
With a powertrain comprised of a 3 - litre turbocharged V6
petrol engine, producing 335bhp, mated to a 132bhp electric motor, the E-Hybrid has a total system
output of 455bhp - some 22bhp more
than the Cayenne S. Packing 14.1 kWh of battery capacity, the Cayenne E-Hybrid is able to sail to a silent electric range of around 27 miles, and will recharge from a 230V power source in 7 - 8 hours.
That's thanks to four electric motors — two front and two rear, to give the E-tron a novel take on quattro all - wheel drive — which produce a total of 309bhp and 3319 lb ft.. While the former is over 100bhp off a V8 -
engined R8, the latter is a stonking ten times bigger
than the
petrol car's torque
output.
The front and rear axles are each equipped with their own high -
output motor to deliver acceleration even more powerful
than a 3.0 - litre
petrol engine, while maintaining an incredibly responsive 4WD performance.
While there are only two basic
engines — a 1.2 - litre
petrol and a 1.6 - litre diesel — each is available in no fewer
than three power
outputs.
The system comprises a 3 - cylinder
petrol engine and a synchronous electric motor, generating a combined
output of 140 kW / 190 bhp and accelerating the BMW Concept Active Tourer from zero to 100 km / h in less
than eight seconds.
The 116i, featuring an entirely new 1.6 litre four - cylinder turbocharged
petrol engine, boasts the same power
output of the previous entry model, the 118i, despite using 24 per cent less fuel (5.7 litres / 100 km)
than the comparable outgoing model.
You also have a 1.2 - litre turbocharged
petrol engine option with exactly same power figures but of course lower torque
output than the diesel.
Power
outputs are between 125 PS and 240 PS, and the company claims that the new lineup of four TSI
petrol and four TDI diesel
engines is 24 percent more fuel efficient
than the outgoing model.
Petrol cars benefit from the introduction of the all - new lightweight, 240PS 2.0 - litre Si4
engine, which weighs around 40 kg * less
than Land Rover's i6
engine with a similar power
output.
Although there are no changes to the
outputs or consumption of the Mazda3's idle - stop equipped four - cylinder
petrol engines, Mazda says both the 114kW / 200Nm 2.0 - litre (Neo / Maxx / Touring) and 138kW / 250Nm 2.5 - litre (SP25 / GT / Astina) are smoother and more responsive
than before.
The
petrol engine and electric motors deliver a combined
output of more
than 992bhp.
The reduction in fuel consumption across the range comes despite the increase in size of the 2.0 - litre four - cylinder
petrol engine over the 1.8 it replaces, the improved response from its direct fuel - injection advancements (it has port - injection too) and the fact that performance
outputs are up by more
than 20 per cent — to 126kW / 205Nm.