Under the hood, it gets new 3.0 - litre, 6 - cylinder
petrol and diesel engines which come mated to a 9 - speed automatic gearbox.
Not exact matches
A return to US$ 100 oil would accelerate investment in electric vehicles
and bring forward the moment of cost parity with
petrol and diesel engines, at
which point the oil industry risks losing its footing forever
and going into run - off.
The production - spec Takeri will not only share styling cues with the CX - 5, though; it will be brimming with Mazda's Sky Activ technology,
which comprises highly efficient
petrol and diesel engines, new manual
and automatic transmissions
and lightweight chassis components.
Powered by a combination of four
and six - cylinder
petrol and diesel engines, the current flagship is the P380 model,
which features a 3 - litre supercharged V6
engine.
Other
engines on offer include two
petrols — a 99bhp 1.4 - litre
and 118bhp 1.6 - litre — as well as a 108bhp tune of this 1.6
diesel and a very meagre sounding 89bhp 1.4 CRDi,
which majors only on list price with worse fuel economy than the 1.6
and a yawning 13.5 sec 0 - 62 time; unlikely to be called upon in Top Trumps, but it will translate into overtaking frustration in the real world.
Closest is the A160
which does indeed use a 1.6 - litre
engine, but the
diesel A180d has a 1.5 - litre unit, the A180 a more potent
petrol 1.6, the A200d a 2.1 - litre
diesel and the A200 features the 1.6 - litre from the A160
and A180, tuned for yet more power.
Downsizing was first introduced with VAG
and Peugeot 1.4 lt turbo
engines which replaced the 1.6, 1.8
and in some cases the 2.0 lt
petrol engines, with less emissions
and more power
and torque, something that they had to do in order to compete also with the smaller
diesel engines.
Which is why we were (mildly) intrigued by the arrival of a new 158bhp 1.8 - litre turbocharged
petrol engine to the range, claimed to offer the combination of upper - warmish performance — 136mph
and 0 - 62mph in 8.6 seconds — plus almost -
diesel fuel economy of 41mpg on the official test.
To that extent the 1.6 CDTi
engine with 134bhp
and 236 lb ft seems like the better option — if you're relying on low down torque in the
petrol then you might as well have the turbo
diesel which has even more low down torque
and actually revs as far as you want to rev the
petrol.
Both of these new
engines will be available from July, joining three other
petrol power plants
and two other
diesels, all of
which are available in three - or five - door cars, a first for the Mini.
We also learned that Bentley is working on both hybrid
and diesel powertrains, both of
which are likely to be offered on the existing model range within the next couple of years, in addition to the new V8
petrol engine that will be fitted to the Continental next year.
The next generation of common rail
diesels is expected to use variable injection geometry,
which allows the amount of fuel injected to be varied over a wider range,
and variable valve timing (see Mitsubishi's 4N13
diesel engine) similar to that of
petrol engines.
The versions
which gain the option are the 181bhp Cooper S
petrol, 141bhp Cooper SD
diesel and the range topping John Cooper Works,
which in the ALL4 four - wheel - drive Countryman
and Paceman, gets a 215bhp 1.6 - litre turbo
engine which aids a 140mph top speed
and sub - 7.0 sec 0 - 60 time.
These savings allow BMW's latest range of EfficientDynamics
engines to do their best work, whether in 2 - litre
petrol or
diesel form (as the 530i
and 520d respectively) or as the powerful six - cylinder 530d
and 540i xDrive, the latter of
which produces 335bhp
and still manages an official 37.6 mpg.
It'll initially be launched with three
engines, two
petrol and one
diesel, all of
which will be more powerful
and more efficient than the
engines in the current 7 - Series range.
Powering the SV is a range of
petrol and diesel engines, all of
which incorporate Stop / Start
and battery regeneration systems.
We have come up with a comprehensive comparison between the
petrol and diesel models of the Jeep Compass to see
which engine option is right for you.
Along with Land Rover's Terrain Response system
and an electronic locking rear diff (unavailable on four - cylinder models, $ 1110 on V6 models), air suspension is a key differentiator to Jaguar's sportier F - PACE, with
which the more luxurious Velar shares its platform
and 2.0 -
and 3.0 - litre
petrol and diesel engines.
Upgrades are planned for the four
and six - cylinder
petrol and diesel engine line - up
which will likely mirror that of the current model range.
The
engine range available largely consists of four - cylinder
petrol and diesel options
which fall into Jag's 2 - litre ingenium range.
Both
petrol engines (
and the most expensive
diesel) come as standard with a smooth - shifting nine - speed automatic gearbox,
which suits its luxurious nature
and will make the car more appealing to used buyers.
Both models are powered by a 1.6 - litre
petrol engine which develops 90 kW (122 hp)
and 200 Nm of torque, as well as in A 200 d
and B 200 d models respectively - both powered by a 2.0 - litre
diesel engine which produces 100 kW (136 hp)
and 300 Nm of torque.
The G - Wagen uses a standard 2.9 l OM 612 turbo -
diesel engine,
which can develop 156hp / 115kW, with five - speed automatic gearbox, (other commercial versions use 5.5 l
petrol V8 (500hp) power units
and there is a range of
engines which could be used in the military version).
While the Peugeot - sourced 1.6 T
engine will remain in the short term (after
which it will be replaced by a three - cylinder version of the Drive - E
engine), all the bigger
engines will be replaced by some version of a brand - new 2.0 - litre four - pot, in both
petrol and diesel derivatives.
There are 350d
and 400d
diesel and 450
petrol engines to choose from, the latter of
which combines
petrol and electrical power.
Tata Motors also developed new three - cylinder
petrol and diesel engines, called Revotron
and Revotorq respectively,
which were introduced in the Tiago.
The hatchback model is available with both a 1.6 - litre e-THP
petrol engine which develops 202bhp
and a 2.0 - litre BlueHDI
diesel engine that produces 178bhp.
Under the hood the new Figo will be powered by a new 1.0 liter TiVCT 3 cylinder
petrol engine and a 1.5 TDCi
diesel engine which also does duty on the EcoSport
and Fiesta.
It is offered with the same 1.4 - litre, 4 - cylinder
petrol engine which makes 91 BHP @ 6,000 rpm
and 130 Nm @ 4,000 rpm, while the 1.3 - litre, 4 - cylinder
diesel makes 89 BHP @ 4,000 rpm
and 200 Nm @ 1,750 rpm.
In its current form, the Maruti Ertiga is powered by a set of 1.4 - litre
petrol and 1.3 - litre
diesel engines, of
which the former comes with a 4 - speed automatic transmission option as well.
The first
engines offered are 3.0 - litre
petrols and diesels, all of
which have six cylinders
and come with Mercedes» 4MATIC four - wheel - drive system
and a nine - speed automatic gearbox.
This hatchback is launched with just
diesel engine option unlike its sibling,
which is available in both
petrol and diesel engine options.
Other
engine options include 1.5 - litre
petrol, 2.0 - litre
petrol and 2.0 - litre
diesel engines which will be available with 6 - speed manual, 6 - speed automatic
and 8 - speed automatic transmission options.
The
petrol engine is powered by a 1.4 L K - series motor
which produces 92ps of maximum power
and a peak torque of 130Nm
and comes mated to a 5 - speed manual transmission, while the
diesel engine is Fiat?s 1.3 L motor producing 89ps of power
and 200 Nm of peak torque.
Unlike India
which gets a
diesel heart, the Philippines spec Ford EcoSport is available only with a 1.5 - litre TiVCT
petrol engine that is tuned to produce 110 PS of power at 6300 RPM
and 142 Nm of torque at 4500 RPM, paired to a 5 - speed manual
and a 6 - speed Powershift automatic transmission options.
It is powered by a 1.2 - litre, turbocharged
petrol engine which puts out 103 BHP
and 175 Nm of torque
and a 1.5 - litre
diesel which churns out 109 BHP
and 250 Nm of torque.
No indication also on the range of
engines,
which could still take advantage of the current range
and introducing a new 1.0 Kappa TCi 3 - cylinder
petrol with tubo
and delivering 106 hp
and more availability of the 7 - speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) at first, for
diesel engines.
In terms of
engines, the Ameo will be powered by 1.2 MPI
petrol engine and 1.5 TDI
diesel engine which also does duty on the Polo hatchback.
The Sportage can be had with a selection of
petrol and diesel engine, of
which all but the base 1.6 - liter are turbocharged, while all - wheel drive is available on higher - spec models
and power plants.
The Genesis G70 is based on the Kia Stinger's RWD platform
and could source the latter's
engine lineup
which includes a 2.0 - litre turbo
petrol, 3.3 - litre V6 biturbo
petrol and 2.2 - litre turbo
diesel.
The
engine options will remain unchanged featuring 1.4 - litre TSI turbo
petrol and 2.0 - litre TDI
diesel engines,
which are also shared with its cousin, the Skoda Octavia.
There's a decent range of
diesel and petrol engines in the Caddy line, all of
which meet Euro 6 emissions standards.
Engine and transmission options will same as those on the Jazz which includes 1.2 i - VTEC petrol engine with 5 speed MT and CVT transmission and 1.5 i - DTEC diesel engine with 6 spe
Engine and transmission options will same as those on the Jazz
which includes 1.2 i - VTEC
petrol engine with 5 speed MT and CVT transmission and 1.5 i - DTEC diesel engine with 6 spe
engine with 5 speed MT
and CVT transmission
and 1.5 i - DTEC
diesel engine with 6 spe
engine with 6 speed MT.
The Vento Sport can be had either with a 1.2 L TSI
petrol or a 1.5 TDI
diesel engine (both are offered with the standard Vento as well)
which produce 105PS / 175Nm
and 110PS / 250Nm respectively.
The 2018 Honda Amaze is powered by 1.2 - litre i - VTEC
petrol and 1.5 - litre i - DTEC
diesel engines, both of
which come with an option of a 5 - speed manual or CVT automatic gearbox.
Two
engines are available; a 177bhp
diesel and a 221bhp turbocharged
petrol, both of
which have new eight - speed automatic transmissions.
It will be powered by the same 1.2 - litre
petrol engine which produces 89bhp / 110Nm
and the 1.5 - litre four - pot
diesel putting out 99bhp / 200Nm.
There's no sign of that in the production Eclipse Cross, however,
which has been confirmed to come with direct - injection turbocharged 1.5 - litre
petrol and 2.2 - litre
diesel engines matched with CVT
and eight - speed automatic transmissions respectively.
The C + segment vehicle will don the same 1.0 L EcoBoost,
which Ford EcoSport SUV does, together with 1.4 L duratec (
petrol)
and 1.5 L duratorq (
diesel)
engine.
There are four
engines on offer, two
petrol and two
diesel, three of
which come with stop - start as standard to help lower emissions.