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Home » Green Car News » Fiat Eco Cars

New Fiat Bravo 2.0 Multijet: More power, less fuel, lower emissions (01/12/2008)

NEW BRAVO 2.0 MULTIJET

 

 

 

Fiat has just extended its popular Bravo mid-size hatchback range with the introduction of a more powerful yet more economical and lower emissions engine, demonstrating the Group’s commitment to the production of increasingly environmentally-friendly cars.

The 5-door Bravo range will now benefit from a new 165 bhp 2.0 MultiJet unit which features a diesel particulate filter (DPF) and is type-approved to Euro 5 standards, ahead of the 2009 deadline.

The new version, available in Sport and Dynamic specification, is not just ‘greener’ – it further underscores the liveliness, flexibility and driving pleasure that have always been features of the Bravo. Fiat’s new 2.0 MultiJet is a logical evolution of the 1.9 MultiJet, which it will progressively replace. Main benefits are greater performance (torque increased to 360 Nm, and power up to 165 bhp), reduced emissions (down to just 139 g/km) and lower fuel consumption (53 mpg over the combined cycle).

Compared with the 1.9 MultiJet, an increase in cubic capacity has been achieved by increasing the cylinder bore; while a reduction in compression ratio has made it possible to achieve a substantial reduction in NOx levels. A new type of low voltage spark plug allows starting with the minimum pre-heating time.

Despite a significant reduction in fuel consumption and emissions, the Bravo 2.0 MultiJet boasts category-topping performance: top speed is 134 mph and acceleration from 0-62 mph takes just 8.2 seconds. Economy is further improved with long service intervals that confirm the impressive reliability achieved by Fiat’s MultiJet engines.

The new Bravo 2.0 MultiJet starts at £16,855 OTR for the Dynamic, rising to £17,155 OTR for the Sport.

New Fiat 2.0 MultiJet – technical details (1.9 MultiJet in brackets)

Bore and stroke 83.0 x 90.4 (82.0 x 90.4)
Displacement – cc 1956 (1910)
Compression ratio 16.5:1 (17.5:1)
Max power – bhp 165 @ 4000 rpm (150 @ 4000 rpm)
Max torque – Nm 360 @1750 rpm (305 @2000 rpm)
Emissions level Euro 5 (Euro 4)
Fuel system MultiJet common rail direct injection electronically controlled with variable geometry turbo and intercooler
Combined CO2 emissions – g/km 139 (149)
MPG – combined cycle            53.2 (50.4)
Top speed – mph 134 (130)
0-62 mph – secs 8.2 (9.0)

 

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