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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Mercedes-Benz prepares the most economic S-Class

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Concern Daimler AG plans to present the most economic and ecologically friendly version Mercedes-Benz S-Class in Frankfurt.

Updating under name Mercedes-Benz S250 CDI BlueEfficiency will receive a 2,1-litre diesel engine which is put now on C-Class and E-Class. The first four-cylinder motor for S-Class throws out only 155 grammes СО2 on kilometre of a way and spends 5,9 l of diesel fuel for 100 km.

The company yet does not disclose dynamic characteristics S250 CDI BlueEfficiency, but it is necessary to notice, that the harmless diesel engine has power of 224HP — all on 11HP less, than V6 with which it is completed S350. More detailed information on an economic novelty will appear more close to a premiere.

Mercedes begins sales of the hybrid version of sedan S 400

In the summer autocompany Mercedes-Benz begins sales of the hybrid version of sedan S-Class — S 400 which has been presented in April of this year.

Mercedes S 400 Hybrid equip with 3,5-litre engine V6 power of 279HP and the 20-strong electromotor which helps at dispersal and can work as the generator at braking. The general twisting moment reaches 385Nm. Dispersal to 100 km/h for 7,2 seconds, the maximum speed — about 250km/h, writes RSTcars.

Sedan equip with system "start-stop" which stops the engine at crossroads or in stoppers, and at braking the system automatically recharges accumulator which is in a motor coupe.

As a result the combined expense of fuel makes only 7,9l on 100km. According to developers, this the lowest indicator in a class. Emission СО2 does not exceed 189/km.

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