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most efficient in the city

155 hybrid powertrain

powertrain

155 hp

full hybrid155 hp combined power

up to

40 %

reduction in fuel consumptionon WLTP cycle in town

from

110 g/km

CO2 emissionsaccording to WLTP protocol, may vary depending on version and options

drive up to

80 %

of city driving time in full electric modein an urban environment - In-house tests based on low phase WLTC. % of travel time, depending on actual driving conditions

technology

Bigster hybrid 155 combines a 109 hp 1 4-cylinder engine, a 49 hp 1 electric motor, a 1.4 kWh (280 V) battery and an innovative clutchless multi-mode automatic gearbox.

operation

Bigster‘s full hybrid powertrain, with its 155 hp and 205 Nm of maximum torque 2, offers high-performance 100% electric starting and rapid acceleration. The battery is charged on the move with regenerative braking, which uses braking and deceleration energy recovery to achieve up to 80% of city driving time on all-electric power.

1 Rated power 155 hp, actual power 158 hp.

2 Electric motor torque 205 Nm, internal combustion motor torque 172 Nm

3 Results of in-house tests using the urban (low) phase of the WLTC (Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Cycle). % of travel time, depending on actual driving conditions (road type, driving style and weather conditions).

the most dynamic

mild hybrid 140 powertrain

powertrain

140 hp

mild hybrid

up to

10 %

reduction in fuel consumptionin combined WLTP cycle

from

129 g/km

CO2 emissionsaccording to WLTP protocol, may vary depending on version and options

up to

230 Nm

of torque

technology

The mild hybrid 140 powertrain combines a new-generation 3-cylinder 1.2 L turbocharged petrol engine based on the Miller cycle (optimised efficiency and fewer pumping losses) with a lightweight 48 V hybrid system and a 6-speed manual gearbox.

how it works

The hybrid system backs up the combustion engine during start-up and acceleration, optimising driving pleasure and reducing average fuel consumption (5.71 L/100 km) and CO2 emissions (129 g/km) by around 10% compared with a combustion engine of equivalent power. 

1 Results of in-house tests using the urban (low) phase of the WLTC (Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Cycle). % of travel time, depending on actual driving conditions (road type, driving style and weather conditions).