Renault Clio, one of the best-selling cars in Europe and Turkey, was made up. Tolga Cem Küçükyılmaz from ShiftDelete.Net has examined Clio, which is even more handsome than its previous version, for you. Here are the details and test drive of the New Renault Clio e-Tech hybrid…
Test drive with the new Renault Clio e-Tech hybrid!
Today, we will take a closer look at the new and hybrid version of Renault Clio, which is very popular in our country. In our video that will cheer up your Saturday, we can say that Tolga Cem Küçükyılmaz from ShiftDelete.Net team dusted the asphalt with the new Renault Clio with e-Tech Hybrid technology for you. Here is the “Test drive with the new Renault Clio e-Tech hybrid!” our video and have a good time…
E-Tech hybrid technology, which has a 4-cylinder and 1.6-liter atmospheric engine, offers a total power of 145 Hp with its electric motor. Clio, which has a torque of 148 Nm when you use it only with its gasoline atmospheric engine, produces a total torque of 205 Nm when its electric motor is activated. In short, we can say that we are in front of a powerful B hatchback.
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Renault offers us 4.2 liters of fuel data in mixed use for the new hybrid technology Clio. It has a very low fuel consumption compared to today’s vehicles and the 1.0 TCE petrol units of the previous version Clio. In addition, the car continues on its way with “0” fuel consumption thanks to the all-electric mode that you can use in the city.
An important detail about the hybrid unit of the new Clio is that the vehicle is not a mild hybrid, but a full hybrid car. In other words, the Clio’s electric motor does not support the internal combustion engine. It directly powers the car. We can also understand this by the fact that it has the full electric driving mode, which we mentioned above. Therefore, the car provides regenerative power gain during braking. In other words, the power lost during braking is regained.
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