2013 Porsche Panamera S Hybrid: Engines and performance
Some time ago, when the first hybrids in international markets, there were doubts about the first but quickly established the hybrid system as one of the best options today when purchasing a vehicle. Since then, the Toyota Prius has become the flagship, with very attractive benefits to the fullest and to respect the environment. But increasingly showing up rivals, with some very ambitious projects like the Panamera hybrid that has already been released in our territory.
The Porsche Panamera S Hybrid has not only been intended to mark the new hybrid line manufacturer of luxury, but for a few miles beyond, the autonomy of the best hybrids on the market. The development team of Porsche Intelligent Performance is doing an excellent job to stay ahead of competing products. The conventional version of the Porsche Panamera meant a great revolution when it first appeared and has been improving up to the present generation, which offers great capabilities as luxury sports car.
Engines
the new Porsche Panamera S Hybrid combines hybrid technology with the qualities of great sport it is. Thus despite having electric motors, also has a great power in order to experience maximum performance at all times.
On the one hand has a 3.0 liter V6 engine with an output of 333 hp with maximum torque of 440 Nm. On the other side but has an electric motor of 34 kW (about 47 hp) and torque is 300 Nm, so in addition to conventional motor data.
Thus, the overall performance of the new Panamera S Hybrid is 380 hp in the case of maximum power and torque becomes of 740 Nm.
Performance
thus acquires a performance very similar to the rest of the range model with conventional propulsion fuel, but what can do this sporty hybrid? Well, his numbers are not at all short, and its top speed is 270 km / h and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in 6 seconds flat. On the other hand, it takes 14.4 seconds to get from 0 to 160 km / h and the recovery time from 80 to 120 km / h in 3.9 seconds left.
With regard to their consumption in urban areas the level is maintained in the 7.5 l/100km in interurban areas becomes consumption of 6.8 l/100km and therefore, their average consumption is 7.1 l/100km combined. On the other hand, and one of the most important numbers is their emissions of CO2, which remains at 167 g / km.
If the Porsche Panamera and was an excellent choice, making it the cheapest manufacturer's model of history, the hybrid version is improved by total observance of the environment, in addition to excellent performance.
