Showing posts with label hybrid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hybrid. Show all posts

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Honda CR Z Type R Hybrid Concept Car

The Honda CR-Z Type R is not only stylish, environmentally friendly, but also have great power. CR-Z (Compact Reinaissance - Zero), which was launched in 2010 and originally was a hybrid car. But it seems Honda does not want to forget about the desire of consumers for cars with high performance. Norio Tomobe, leadership development projects Honda CR-Z, expressed certainty the production of this model.

The Honda CR-Z Type R specification is not yet reported. But Honda is promising if racikannya gahar will appear. Concept model Honda CR-Z Hybrid R is already displayed in celebration of Speciality Equipment Market Association (SEMA) 1-4 November. In addition to 35 pounds lighter, also mentioned if the car is powered 200 horsepower. Power is 15% larger than the Honda CR-Z hybrid version that carries a regular gasoline engine 1500 cc four-cylinder i-VTEC engine combined with an electric motor tech Intregrated Motor Assist (IMA). Combined the two sources of energy that shoot up to 114 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and torque of 145 Newtonmeter (Nm) at 4800 rpm.


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Thursday, March 19, 2015

Chicago 2010 Kia Ray plug in hybrid concept

This is new innovation of green technology fromkia motor manufacturer ,this project is under Kia design team Peter Schreyer,significants items was put a lot of emphasis on the aerodynamics of this concept, giving it a longer tail and, thanks to its four-inch lower roof, a smaller frontal area than the earlier Hyundai concept. The aero number will also benefit from narrower tires, with the Kia rolling on 195/50R20 tires compared to the 245/40R20 rubber on the Hyundai.

The debut of the Ray also marks the launch of Kias new green sub-brand, EcoDynamics. Like Volkswagens BlueMotion and Fords Econetic, EcoDynamics will denote the most efficient variants of Kia model line. We can expect to see the new badge showing up on Kias in the near future. Learn more about the powertrain after the jump. it was announched as 2010 Kia Ray Plug-in Hybrid Concept,The new Hybrid Concept is based on the Kia Forte platform, this is a lower profile of hybrid vehicles concept which is carried out in EcoDynamics philosophy of a curvaceous shape with innovative fuel-stretching and emissions-cutting technologies.Kia Motors America is the "Official Automotive Partner of the NBA." Information about Kia Motors America and its full vehicle line-up is available at its Web site � www.kia.com. For media information, including photography, visit www.kiamedia.com.


Specifications

Length173.2 inches / 4,400 mm
Width72.8 inches / 1,850 mm
Height53.5 inches / 1,360 mm
Wheelbase106.3 inches / 2,700 mm
Tires195/50 R20 low-rolling resistance
Engine1.4-liter Gamma 153-hp GDI engine /

78kw electric motor

TransmissionCVT/ fixed ratio
BatteriesLithium-ion polymer
Top Speed109 mph
Fuel Economy

(Pure HEV Mode)

77.6 mpg
Fuel Economy

(Plug-in HEV Mode)

202.3 mpg
Vehicle Range746 miles
Cd0.25
SteeringBy-wire
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2009 Toyota Prius Plug in Hybrid Concept

TOYOTA PRIUS PLUG-IN HYBRID CONCEPT



In Frankfurt, Toyota introduces a concept prefigures a rechargeable version of the new Prius 3.

Called Prius Plug-in Hybrid Concept, the prototype adopts lithium ion batteries when the production model uses NiMH batteries to Nickel. 


According to Toyota, this study has a range of 20 km all-electric mode and claims of C0 2 contained 60 g per km.

However, do not rejoice too soon. While the Prius is selling like 3 rolls (see our article), the plug-in version after this concept will not be marketed on a large scale.

The worlds leading states, in fact, just a fleet of 500 vehicles will be tested in several countries from Japan to the United States through Great Britain, France and Germany. 


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