Hyundai i30 Diesel Goes Greener
Hyundai have announced the introduction of a revised diesel engine for the Hyundai i30 with reduced CO2 emissions.
The already highly efficient 1.6 CRDi engine will now benefit from CO2 emissions of just 119g/km (manual transmission only), breaking the 120g/km threshold to deliver a compelling customer benefit.
Key features include:
Revised technical specifications will be made available immediately on the Hyundai website in January 2009.
The already highly efficient 1.6 CRDi engine will now benefit from CO2 emissions of just 119g/km (manual transmission only), breaking the 120g/km threshold to deliver a compelling customer benefit. Key features include:
- Improved fuel economy (+2.7mpg on the combined cycle).
- No reduction to power or torque.
- Annual VED reduced from £120 to just £35.
- Company car drivers will pay tax at 13%, reduced from 18% on the current 1.6 CRDi (including 3% diesel supplement.
Revised technical specifications will be made available immediately on the Hyundai website in January 2009.
Labels: Diesel Engines, Hyundai i30

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Hyundai Motor Company Australia marketing manager Oliver Mann said their next challenge for the i30 was competing in the production class of the World Solar Challenge from Darwin to Adelaide.
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