1.6 i-DTEC on Civic achieves CO2
emissions of just 94 g/km*
Shown
for the first time at Paris Motor Show, Honda has introduced a new 1.6-litre
i-DTEC diesel engine in the Civic hatchback. The first engine in Europe to feature Honda’s Earth Dreams Technology series,
it combines strong performance (120 PS) with CO2 emissions of only
94 g/km*.
The
key to the engine’s success is its lightweight technology. The use of an open
deck aluminium block helps to reduce the mass of the engine by 58 kg compared
with the 2.2-litre i-DTEC, making it the lightest diesel engine in its class.
Reducing the weight of the engine helps reduce fuel consumption and exhaust
emissions, while also making a valuable contribution to the driving dynamics.
In addition, engine parts have been optimised to reduce the internal friction
to a level equivalent of a petrol engine, delivering outstanding refinement.
A compact,
high-efficiency turbocharger and a high-swirl head port work together to
provide impressive performance. The 1.6-litre i-DTEC generates 120 PS at 4000
rpm and 300 Nm of torque at 2000 rpm.
The
fuel economy is also impressive. The efficiency of the engine coupled with
other standard environmental technologies such as Idle Stop, helps the Civic
achieve a combined consumption of 3.6L/100km* and CO2
emissions of just 94 g/km*.
* All figures for 16”wheel size.
ENGINE
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Displacement
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cc
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1596
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Max
Power
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kW/PS
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88/120
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@rpm
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4000
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Max
Torque
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Nm
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300
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@rpm
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2000
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CO2
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g/km
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94*
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