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Citroën is
building on its green light commercial vehicle (LCV) credentials with
the UK launch of the new Berlingo 1.6i Dual Fuel (petrol/LPG) and the
Nemo LX 1.4HDi SensoDrive vans. This latest move comes as Citroën
celebrates winning the prestigious GreenFleet LCV Manufacturer of the
Year 2009 award – while the Citroën Nemo also became International Van
of the Year 2009 in the last few months.
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NEW
Berlingo 1.6i Dual Fuel van
With the launch of the new Citroën Berlingo 1.6i Dual Fuel van, the
Citroën Ready to Run range now includes the widest range of
petrol/LPG fuelled vans available from any LCV manufacturer in the UK.
The new Nicholson McLaren Engines (NME)-converted Citroën Berlingo 1.6i
Dual Fuel van goes on sale during October, priced from just £9,845 +
VAT, alongside the recently launched Nemo 1.4i Dual Fuel van and the
Berlingo First Dual Fuel van. |
The technically
advanced and very reliable NME dual fuel conversion fitted to the
Citroën Berlingo 1.6i Dual Fuel van has already been proven in some
2,000 Nemo and Berlingo First Dual Fuel vans. The new Berlingo
conversion includes a 59 litre LPG tank mounted in place of the spare
wheel, with the LPG filler mounted alongside the petrol filler and under
the standard fuel filler flap. Berlingo 1.6i Dual Fuel vans have the
same performance characteristics as the petrol engined vehicle and meet
both the new European standard R115 and the existing European standard
R6701 and is fully European On Board Diagnosis (EOBD)-compliant.
The Citroën
Ready to Run Dual Fuelvans all deliver major fuel cost savings and
meet Powershift Band 4 emissions standards and are thus exempt from
London Congestion Charge Zone charge, giving additional savings of up to
£1,696 p.a. The range now consists of:-
- Nemo 1.4i X
Dual Fuel van priced at £8,395 + VAT
- Berlingo
First 1.4i Dual Fuel van priced at £7,995 + VAT
- New Berlingo
X 1.6i Dual Fuel van priced at £9,845 + VAT
- New Berlingo
LX 1.6i Dual Fuel van priced at £10,245 + VAT
NEW Nemo
LX 1.4HDi SensoDrive van
The compact, high cube Citroën Nemo range – just voted International Van
of the Year 2009 – has been expanded with the launch of the Nemo LX
1.4HDi SensoDrive van, priced from £10,195 + VAT. SensoDrive, Citroën’s
clutchless, automated manual transmission provides a conventional
automatic transmission’s two-pedal driving convenience with the fuel
economy and low CO2 emissions of a manual gearbox.
Significantly, all
1.4HDi-powered Nemos have CO2 emissions below the critical
120g/km level – however, the new Nemo LX 1.4HDi SensoDrive has a 116g/km
CO2 rating, 3g/km lower than the five-speed manual Nemo
1.4HDi. In addition, the Nemo LX 1.4HDi SensoDrive , which costs just
£400 + VAT more than the 5 speed manual version, provides up to 3.6 per
cent better fuel economy.
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Nemo
1.4HDi
manual 5 speed |
NEW
Nemo LX 1.4HDi
SensoDrive |
SensoDrive %
fuel improvement |
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CO2 emissions |
119g/km |
116g/km |
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Fuel consumption |
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| Urban
cycle l/100km (mpg) |
5.7
(49.6) |
5.5 (51.4) |
+3.60% |
| Extra
urban cycle l/100km (mpg) |
3.8
(74.3) |
3.7
(76.3) |
+2.69% |
| Combined
cycle l/100km (mpg) |
4.5
(62.8) |
4.4
(64.2) |
+2.30% |
Citroën has
further enhanced its green credentials with the standard fitment of
Trafficmaster Smartnav with Dynamic Traffic Management in virtually
every new Berlingo, Dispatch and Relay panel van. By constantly
re-evaluating the optimum routing and automatically redirecting the
driver as necessary in response to changing traffic conditions, the
Trafficmaster-equipped Citroën van gets from A to B as efficiently as
possible, saving time and fuel and minimising driver stress.
Trafficmaster’s environmental role was also recognised as GreenFleet IT
Product of the Year.
It has also
recently introduced its new LCV Airdream programme. All Citroën LCVs
carrying the Airdream logo meet CO2 emissions of less than
120g/km, are fitted with the diesel particulate filter system (DPFS) or
meet Powershift Band 4 standards. Airdream also means that vehicles are
manufactured in an ISO 14001 certified factory and designed to be 95%
recoverable at end of life.
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