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The Russian company Ixen Motors Rus has started looking for buyers for the mid-size Forthing T5 EVO HEV crossover (a new brand for Russia is from the Chinese
Forthing T5 EVO HEV worth 3,800,000 rubles is already in Russia and ready to start sales. The appearance of a newcomer is relevant to the extreme by today’s standards – in appearance it is subtly reminiscent of both Porsche crossovers and Infiniti SUVs. However, we repeat the highlight of this car in its characteristics.
With a fully charged battery (capacity 2 kWh) and a tank of 55 liters filled under the neck, it can cover about 1160 kilometers. Acceleration to 100 km / h – just over 8 seconds. Fuel consumption – 5.3 l / 100 km. The “chip” of the crossover is the power plant. This is a traditional hybrid with a low-capacity battery that does not require high-powered electric refueling stations to charge.
Such a system is currently ideal for regions where the charging infrastructure for plug-in hybrids and electric cars is weak or non-existent. That’s for us. And provide mobility T5 EVO HEV 1.5 liter turbo engine with 170 hp. with., in combination with an electric motor of 177 hp.
The dimensions of the machine with a wheelbase of 2715 mm are 4595x1860x1690 mm. And it is also 95 mm longer, 18 mm wider and 15 mm lower than the popular Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Max. The crossover also features the traditional petrol version of the T5 EVO known to us, but the hybrid looks more interesting.
Especially in the interior, where sporty green accents on the seats, door cards, center console and air vents catch the eye. Responsible for managing the cluster as part of the dashboard and touchscreen, each with a diagonal of 10.25 inches. On the central tunnel, the ‘crystal’ transmission selector attracts attention.
The Russian distributor, which is currently focusing on developing a regional network outside the capitals, plans to sell about 2,000 hybrids next year. The price of 3,800,000 rubles for a crossover of almost 350 horsepower with a long-range arsenal can contribute to this.
Forthing T5 EVO HEV worth 3,800,000 rubles is already in Russia and ready to start sales. The appearance of a newcomer is relevant to the extreme by today’s standards – in appearance it is subtly reminiscent of both Porsche crossovers and Infiniti SUVs. However, we repeat the highlight of this car in its characteristics.
With a fully charged battery (capacity 2 kWh) and a tank of 55 liters filled under the neck, it can cover about 1160 kilometers. Acceleration to 100 km / h – just over 8 seconds. Fuel consumption – 5.3 l / 100 km. The “chip” of the crossover is the power plant. This is a traditional hybrid with a low-capacity battery that does not require high-powered electric refueling stations to charge.
Such a system is currently ideal for regions where the charging infrastructure for plug-in hybrids and electric cars is weak or non-existent. That’s for us. And provide mobility T5 EVO HEV 1.5 liter turbo engine with 170 hp. with., in combination with an electric motor of 177 hp.
The dimensions of the machine with a wheelbase of 2715 mm are 4595x1860x1690 mm. And it is also 95 mm longer, 18 mm wider and 15 mm lower than the popular Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Max. The crossover also features the traditional petrol version of the T5 EVO known to us, but the hybrid looks more interesting.
Especially in the interior, where sporty green accents on the seats, door cards, center console and air vents catch the eye. Responsible for managing the cluster as part of the dashboard and touchscreen, each with a diagonal of 10.25 inches. On the central tunnel, the ‘crystal’ transmission selector attracts attention.
The Russian distributor, which is currently focusing on developing a regional network outside the capitals, plans to sell about 2,000 hybrids next year. The price of 3,800,000 rubles for a crossover of almost 350 horsepower with a long-range arsenal can contribute to this.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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