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Eu que não gostava na nova grelha da vw, acho que neste registo fica muito bem![kiss]
Volkswagen Cross Coupe Concept Front Left View Photo 2
"Volkswagen is taking a two-pronged approach to saving fuel with the Cross Coupe concept debuting at the Geneva Motor Show. First, the compact crossover uses a plug-in hybrid system with two electric motors. Second, it includes one of Volkswagen's next-generation turbodiesel engines.
The Cross Coupe isn't exactly new; it was previously shown at the Tokyo Motor Show last fall, albeit with a gasoline engine and slightly shorter all-electric driving ranges. Compared to the Tokyo version, this Geneva-bound Cross Coupe concept also demonstrates more of Volkswagen's new MQB (Modular Transverse Matrix) chassis technology. The outside of the Cross Coupe continues to show a unique five-door shape, with a stubby and angular tail that results from a sharply sloped rear window.
The complicated powertrain consists of two electric motors, and a turbodiesel inline-four engine coupled to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. One electric motor, rated for 133 lb-ft of torque,is attached to the front wheels and can propel the car or act as a generator. The second electric motor, rated for 199 lb-ft, is attached to the rear axle and draws power either from a 9.8-kWh lithium-ion battery or from the front electric motor/generator.The 2.0-liter turbodiesel enginedrives the front wheels, is newly designed for cars on the MQB platform, and produces 295 lb-ft of torque.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/auto_show...volkswagen_cross_coupe_concept/#ixzz23x9NgyvP
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2013 te espero!
Eu que não gostava na nova grelha da vw, acho que neste registo fica muito bem![kiss]
Volkswagen Cross Coupe Concept Front Left View Photo 2
"Volkswagen is taking a two-pronged approach to saving fuel with the Cross Coupe concept debuting at the Geneva Motor Show. First, the compact crossover uses a plug-in hybrid system with two electric motors. Second, it includes one of Volkswagen's next-generation turbodiesel engines.
The Cross Coupe isn't exactly new; it was previously shown at the Tokyo Motor Show last fall, albeit with a gasoline engine and slightly shorter all-electric driving ranges. Compared to the Tokyo version, this Geneva-bound Cross Coupe concept also demonstrates more of Volkswagen's new MQB (Modular Transverse Matrix) chassis technology. The outside of the Cross Coupe continues to show a unique five-door shape, with a stubby and angular tail that results from a sharply sloped rear window.
The complicated powertrain consists of two electric motors, and a turbodiesel inline-four engine coupled to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. One electric motor, rated for 133 lb-ft of torque,is attached to the front wheels and can propel the car or act as a generator. The second electric motor, rated for 199 lb-ft, is attached to the rear axle and draws power either from a 9.8-kWh lithium-ion battery or from the front electric motor/generator.The 2.0-liter turbodiesel enginedrives the front wheels, is newly designed for cars on the MQB platform, and produces 295 lb-ft of torque.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/auto_show...volkswagen_cross_coupe_concept/#ixzz23x9NgyvP
"
2013 te espero!
