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World premiere of the VW Passat BlueMotion in Geneva
22nd February, 2007 | ||||
The new VW Passat BlueMotion – no other vehicle of its size consumes less fuel! The saloon needs just 5.1 litres of diesel for 100 kms. And just as convincing: a
CO2 emission level of just 136 g/km. The world premiere of the Passat BlueMotion
is 6th March at the Geneva Motor Show. With the new Passat BlueMotion, Volkswagen is forging ahead with the launch
of vehicles that are particularly efficient and environmentally friendly. The
first BlueMotion model was the Polo in the (northern) summer of 2006 – an immediate success
and its production figures have already been increased threefold due to the high
demand throughout Europe. "BlueMotion" is now the seal of quality for a model
version with the lowest rate of fuel consumption. With reference to the new Volkswagen Passat BlueMotion this means: an average
of 5.1 litres of diesel over 100 kilometres. The Passat Estate BlueMotion needs
5.2 litres (137 g/km) – also a top value, even in comparison to vehicles
worldwide. Both body versions have a driving range of up to 1,350 kilometres
with a full tank! With an average annual distance driven of 15,000 kilometres,
this means that the driver only needs to refuel eleven times a year. Volkswagen can achieve such low consumption figures through the fine tuning
of the engine, which was already extremely efficient. In this case a 77 kW TDI
engine with a diesel particulate filter fitted as standard. This fuel
efficiency does not, however, reduce levels of agility. The Passat BlueMotion
can accelerate up to 193 km/h (Estate: 190 km/h) if required. That is an element
of the BlueMotion philosophy: fuel efficiency and agility in a combination that
still makes driving fun. |
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