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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

Spied : Honda CR-Z Hybrid Test drive

honda cr-z

The Honda CR-Z is one of the most remarkable newcomers of 2010. In appearance and concept inspired by the first two generations of Honda CRX in techniques and all of our time. With its hybrid powertrain, he comes out on a CO2 emissions of less than 110 grams per kilometer. That gives him relief from circulation to, and in business you only use 14 percent aggregation.
Moreover, the CR-Z hybrid has more power than his brothers from Honda, the Civic Hybrid and Insight. The combustion engine is an 113 hp 1.5 petrol which is supported by a 14 hp electric motor. A handbak also provides for the transmission, the other two hybrid Honda's have a CVT.
If the CR-Z concept was already in October 2007 to admire.

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