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Renault: Launch of hybrids by 2017

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Renault: Launch of hybrids by 2017. Renault gives up the hybrid. And it has cost effort, sweat and tears ... But finally in 2017 the French house of the car is planning to market its new hybrid models in its 'mild hybrid' or mild hybrids. As announced by the firm itself through a gala event held by the Society of Automotive Engineers. So right now, will begin the era of hybrids and Renault want to be a leader in the market, ranking leader of the mild hybrids. This will cost an investment Renault noticeable with large sums of money devoted to this section of the innovation of hybrid models. You told us the ZE range, and now want to go one step further. The future is 'hybrid' ...

Bet future hybrid
These new models of the future, engineers will be equipped as the firm itself have told us, with a "super start-stop with regenerative braking," which will be supplied with a mini high-density battery, electric motor combined with a similarly small in dimensions. Both work together or totally independently, as required by the model.

All these systems remain active car with an engine that could power also during acceleration, as does the full hybrid Chevrolet Malibu Eco or in the future be the prototype Chevrolet Impala due out in 2013.

The idea of Renault is to become the leader of the mild hybrid, ahead of Nissan Motor, which bid more for the full hybrid. The strategy is clear: Using this technology in Europe for much larger models to the lowest in the Renault range.

However, the French house retains the program ZE electric models like the Kangoo, Renault Twizy and Zoe again in 2012, while it comes as advanced hybrid system. But it really is a turning point in the policy of attaching great importance Renault to the hybrid electric technology. You told us the ZE range ...

Operation
And in a future environment in 2017 that still seems far off, the engine house gala expected to equip the entire range Renault Clio, Twingo and Megane, among other current model, with this technology, which consists of the Star & Stop system with battery, starter, alternator and electric motor of small dimensions. This is a kind of "super start-and-stop" improving the current model, since it would count as you come commenting with a braking system 'regenerative'. It would recharge only to slow ...

Know completely accurate models where inserted anger neither that hybrid technology, nor the place of manufacture, but it sure is compatible with diesel and gasoline internal combustion engines we know today. The project is already underway. The first cars should be available by 2017, in parallel with the all-electric range.

Renault vehicles still committed to the future with their own autonomy and 100% respectful to the environment. The only drawback is you have to wait more than 5 years; most of these will fly...