At the 2012 Geneva
International Motor Show last week, Toyota unveiled one of the most progressive cars of the show. The FT-Bh Concept uses a hybrid powertrain to return some truly astonishing figures which, even if they
are only half true, would still be quite amazing.
Power comes from a 1.0-litre
2-cylinder petrol engine but is not confirmed
yet. However, its fuel efficiency is official. At least for a concept. So on
average Toyota says it will return a mind-blowing 2.1 litres per 100km of travel, as well as 49 g/km in C02 emissions.
The highly efficient powertrain
is complemented by a low body weight of 786kg,
which is actually less than that of the baseline Yaris. At the same time, it’s
not small by any means, measuring almost 4
metres in length, 1.7m in width, 1.4m high and has a wheelbase of 2.6m.
Some of actions taken to improve the aerodynamics include the
replacement of airflow-disrupting side
door mirrors with tiny cameras, latches in place of handles to open the doors and a pagoda-style roof with a dropped rear
section.
1 comment:
we seriously need 57 kmpl on road when petroleum products have two fold import duty and local taxes,excise,chungi ,toll tax,entry tax etc levied on them that means 1 liter of petrol which is 30 rs liter is sold at rs 75 per liter and now a hike of Rs 5/- per liter is on cards
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