Optimized driving pleasure
Faced with a conventional internal combustion engine, new Nissan Juke Hybrid provides additional driving pleasure. Thanks to him Internal combustion engine with a capacity of 94 hp (69 kW) and his Electric motor 49 hp (36 kW) for a total of 143 hp, the Nissan Juke has better handling – 25% more power than the current petrol engine – and better throttle response. On the roadthe new Nissan Juke Hybrid even more so on its lightness.
Outside engine torque is instantly available thanks to the electric motor, the Nissan Juke Hybrid is also capable develop silently thanks to the 100% electric EV mode up to 55 km/h. Ideal for use in urban conditions.
At the same time, the hybrid engine provides the e-Pedal Step functionality, which allows you to control acceleration and braking with a single pedal, while optimizing energy recovery. As a result, the overall braking of this Nissan Juke Hybrid is more effective and allows rechargeat the same time the electric motor.
Finally, the new Nissan Juke Hybrid has intelligent automatic transmission. The latter offers a optimal use of electricityelectric, petrol or both.
Minimum fuel consumption
In addition to optimized driving pleasure compared to a standard internal combustion engine, the Nissan Juke hybrid engine also and above all enables reduce fuel consumption. Indeed, the promise of the Nissan Juke Hybrid is to reduce consumption up to 35% in the urban cycle and 19% in the mixed cycle compared to its equivalent version in thermal mode. Depending on the version, consumption of the Nissan Juke Hybrid in the combined cycle is 5.0-5.2 l/100 km.
In a context where fuel prices have never been higher, more and more motorists are turning to or considering switching to hybrids. So, with the electrification of the Juke, Nissan offers a real middle ground between a 100% electric car and a fossil fuel vehicle.
In addition electrification even exceeds the limits of the Nissan Juke. For good reason, it’s a part of Nissan’s lineup that’s now adapting to new consumer needs and constraints. So, Nissan Ariya becomes the first zero-emission crossover in history on the use of the mark. Regarding Nissan Qashqai and Nissan X-Trail they accept e-POWER technology, which gives the feeling of driving an electric car without recharging: we will discuss this in more detail later.
So many elements that go in the direction of the words Guillaume Cartier, head of Nissan in the AMIEO region : ” Nissan’s electrified product strategy is gaining momentum and the new Juke Hybrid is another step in our strategic ambition to offer a fully electrified model range by 2023.. »
Source: Auto Plus
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