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The smart forfour is the first car in its segment to combine the
functionality of a small car with the emotional appeal of a young car brand.
Thanks to its flexible interior, the sporty four-seater is a byword for
versatility, clearly illustrating that the core brand values of innovation,
functionality and joie de vivre are consistently implemented by smart. The smart
forfour was unveiled to the public for the first time at the Australian
International Motor Show. Customers can now order the smart forfour at smart
Centres, and deliveries will start in October 2004.
Like all models of the smart family, the smart forfour incorporates the
typical brand features such as the visible tridion safety cell, the unusual
design, the two material and two colour concept and the driving pleasure typical
to smart. The proportions of the car are also unmistakably smart: The smart
forfour is compact and sporty with an extremely short overhang and large wheels
flush-fitted with the wings. In all variants, the body has four side doors and a
tailgate.
The smart forfour is a car with a concept and design which set it apart from
other vehicles. The smart forfour stirs emotions and conveys a sense of joie
de vivre. However, above all, it is the first model in the small car segment
to offer high-end technology to customers who are looking for a premium product.
The affiliation with DaimlerChrysler and the Mercedes Car Group is particularly
apparent in the range of audio, navigation and telecommunication technology and
the numerous comfort and safety functions.
All smart forfour models are equipped with the Electronic Stability Programme
(ESP) and disk brakes on both the front and the rear axle as standard. Whereas
other manufacturers in the small car segment do not offer a dynamic handling
control system, or if they do then only in selected models and usually at an
additional charge, ESP is a standard feature in the smart forfour.
With a choice of two powerful engine versions and the exceptionally agile
set-up of its active drive chassis, the smart forfour meets all the expectations
of those looking for a great driving experience. Weighing in at less than 1,000
kilogrammes, the smart forfour offers a power/weight ratio of up to 12.2
kilogrammes per kilowatt (9 kg per bhp), which is comparable with the attractive
ratio of the smart roadster. Customers can choose between two petrol variants
(1.3-litre and 1.5-litre), which come with the highly specified pulse design
and equipment line. The smart forfour comes with a conventional five-speed
manual transmission as standard. The newly developed, automated softouch plus
six-speed transmission is available as an option.
Despite its compact exterior dimensions, the interior of the vehicle conveys
a feeling of spaciousness which is typical of the smart brand. The lounge
concept, which is available as an option, lends the interior of the smart
forfour a veritable living room feel: The backrests of the two front seats can
be folded down so that they are almost level with the rear seats to create a
large horizontal seat surface. As with the smart fortwo coupé, smart forfour
customers can choose between a plastic roof, a panoramic glass roof and an
electric glass sunroof.
Like all smart models, the smart forfour has a coordinated, modular safety
system and constructional provisions for maximum passenger safety. In crash
tests, the five-door smart has displayed qualities which go far beyond the legal
requirements.
Innovation and functionality: smart forfour stirs emotions and conveys
energy and a sense of joie de vivre
The smart forfour is the first car in its segment to combine the
functionality of a small car with the emotional appeal of a young car brand.
Thanks to its flexible interior, the sporty four-seater is a byword for
versatility, clearly illustrating that the core brand values of innovation,
functionality and joie de vivre are consistently implemented by smart. Customers
can order the smart forfour now from smart Centres, and deliveries will start in
October 2004.
The friendly face of the smart forfour is characterised by the four
individual vertically mounted headlamps, positioned at an angle to each other
above the air inlet. At the rear, the three-dimensional round tail lamps are
typical of the smart brand. On the smart forfour they are positioned above one
another in the C pillar with a plastic surround. The side indicator lamps are
located in the door mirror housing.
As with the smart fortwo coupe and cabrio a highly specified version of the
pulse design and equipment line is available for the smart forfour. The pulse
line offers a full range of high-quality, sporty features. With a high level of
safety and functionality, the smart forfour pulse is the door to the smart model
world. Standard features include CD-player, electric windows for driver and
front passenger, 3-spoke steering wheel with electric power steering, remote
central locking including drive lock, immobiliser, Electronic Stability
Programme (ESP) with Hydraulic Brake Assist, anti-lock braking system (ABS)
including electronic brake-force distribution (EBD) disc brakes at front and
rear, TRIDION safety cell, full-size driver and passenger airbags and side
airbags in front. In contrast to European-delivered vehicles, the pulse design
and equipment line has been extended for Australia to also cater to the highest
comfort requirements whilst offering an attractive price-performance ratio. Air
conditioning, 15-inch alloy wheels, anti-theft alarm system, hazard triangle and
spare wheel are just some of the features also included in all
Australian-delivered vehicles.
In Europe, a series-produced BRABUS design and equipment line will follow for
the smart forfour at a later point in time. Whilst no decisions have been made
yet for the BRABUS design and equipment line in Australia, exclusive BRABUS
accessories, which underline the sportiness and individuality of the dynamic
four-seater car, will be available at smart Centres mid-2005.
The tridion safety cell of the smart forfour is available in three colours:
Silver, black and titanium. These three colours can be combined with the
bodypanels which are available in ten typical smart colours: jack black, phat
red, graphite blue, ice white, melon green metallic, starlight silver metallic,
bay grey metallic, star blue metallic, flame red metallic and deep green
metallic.
The lounge concept transforms the smart forfour into a veritable living
room The lounge concept, which is available as an option, lends the
interior of the smart forfour a living room feel. The backrests of the two front
seats can be folded down so that they are almost level with the rear seats to
create a large horizontal seat surface. Lounge pads with a matching trim extend
the seat backs of the rear seat bench at the sides and give them a rounded
finish at the rear side doors. While the passengers in the smart forfour relax,
they can use the foldable and axially rotatable twinface multifunctional
armrest located between the front seats as either a storage compartment or a
cup-holder. twinface is available as an option.
The extremely flexible interior is a highlight of the smart
forfour The multivariable rear bench of the smart forfour can be adjusted
by 150 millimetres in length. This maximises the space available for either the
rear passengers or for luggage space. The rear seat back is divided up in the
ratio 60:40 and each part can be reclined separately. If desired, comfort levels
can be increased by a central armrest which is integrated into the backrest as
well as by sofa cushions which match the interior trim.
The standard rear seat bench is designed for two people. In the event that
additional room is needed for a large amount of luggage rather than rear-seat
passengers, the folding mechanisms enable you to fold the backrests forwards
either individually or together into a horizontal position and to fold the
entire rear seat system into a vertical position. In the middle position, the
luggage compartment holds just under 270 litres. By folding down the rear
seatbacks or folding forward the seat system, this can be increased to a volume
of up to 620 or 910 litres.
Despite its compact exterior dimensions, the interior of the vehicle conveys
a feeling of spaciousness which is typical of smart. The three-dimensional
appearance of the instrument panel is enhanced by the spherical external-mounted
air vents and the textile sections integrated in the plastic surfaces. The same
effect is created by the centre console, in which an array of control elements
is integrated.
The interior of the smart forfour is rounded off by a typical smart steering
wheel with a three-spoke design. A leather multifunctional steering wheel with
two double spokes featuring push buttons is available as an option (standard on
the 1.5-litre variant). These push buttons can be used by the driver to control
a variety of functions radio, CD player, mobile telephone and navigation
systems without having to take his or her hands from the wheel.
For the interior of the smart forfour, three fabric colours are available. A
fine leather trim completes the range. The interior fabrics are available in
brick red, brick grey, and stretch black.
The smart forfour has three innovative roof concepts As with the
smart fortwo coupé, customers can choose between a plastic roof, a panoramic
glass roof (optional) and an electric glass sunroof (optional). The panoramic
glass roof, which is available as an option, lets light into the interior of the
smart forfour over an area of 1.4 m². In addition to the tinted transparent
glass, a two-part sun-blind located on the inside of the car helps keep out
unwanted sunlight.
The optional electric glass sunroof lets light and fresh air into the
vehicle. It can be opened in any position at the touch of a button. And if you
like a constant supply of fresh air in the cockpit but want to keep out the
sunlight, you need look no further than the appropriate interior sun-blind. The
taut plastic fabric does not flutter at high speeds and so does not cause
disturbing noise.
Driving pleasure as a standard feature: Power/weight ratio of the smart
forfour on a par with the smart roadster
With a choice of powerful engine versions and the exceptionally agile set-up
of its active drive chassis, the new smart forfour meets all the expectations of
those looking for a great driving experience. Weighing in at less than 1,000
kilogrammes, the smart forfour offers a power/weight ratio of up to 12.2
kilogrammes per kilowatt (9 kg per bhp), which is on a par with the extremely
low ratio of the smart roadster.
The roll angle of the smart forfour is also at the low level of the smart
roadster. The wide track width 1,460 millimetres at the front and 1,445
millimetre in the rear are decisive for this along with the sporty spring and
shock absorber settings. With a total spring travel of 170 millimetres at the
front and 180 millimetres at the rear, the smart forfour has ample reserves for
coping with bumpy roads.
A choice of two powerful engine variants Two German-built
four-cylinder petrol engine versions are available for the smart forfour with
engine capacities of 1.3 litres and 1.5 litres and power outputs of 70 kW and 80
kW respectively.
All smart forfour engines comply with the limit values set out in the EU4
exhaust directive. The new family of petrol engines is the result of cooperation
between DaimlerChrysler and Mitsubishi. The petrol engines are produced in the
MDC Power engine factory in Kölleda (Germany), which was specially constructed
for this purpose.
The petrol engines offer sporty driving performance coupled with economical
consumption figures. The cars accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometres per hour in
10.8 and 9.8 seconds, and the maximum speed is 180 km/h and 190 km/h. Despite
these figures the petrol engines will consume less than six litres of fuel over
100 kilometres in accordance with the New European Driving Cycle.
Attractive entry price for the smart forfour in Australia The smart
forfour pulse with a 70 kW 1.3-litre engine will come onto the market in
Australia at a recommended retail price of $23,900. The smart forfour is also
available with an 80 kW 1.5-litre petrol engine for $25,900.
Exclusive Sports packages available as an option Available on
request for all smart forfour models, the Sports package ensures an even more
dynamic driving experience and a suitably sporty look. Included in this sports
package are a lowered chassis, and wheels measuring 6.5 x 16 with 205/45 R 16 H
tyres. Added to this are blue-tinted windows, and a leather-trimmed three-spoke
sports steering wheel and gear knob, all of which combine to lend the smart
forfour an additional sporty touch both inside and outside.
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) is standard in all models All
smart forfour models are equipped with the Electronic Stability Programme (ESP)
and disk brakes on both the front and the rear axle as standard. ESP uses
selective brake intervention to stabilise the vehicle. In addition, ESP
incorporates Hydraulic Brake Assist and a differential lock function. Moreover,
the Anti-lock Braking System ABS including Electronic Brake-force Distribution
is integrated in ESP.
ESP ensures that the smart forfour always follows the direction in which the
driver steers, even at the stability limit of driving dynamics. In addition to
closing the throttle valve, ESP also features selective brake intervention
acting on individual wheels. This ensures directional stability and road
adhesion when accelerating, braking and coasting.
All versions of the smart forfour are equipped with Electric Power Steering.
This leads to a notable increase in steering comfort as well as a significant
reduction in the effort required to turn the steering wheel, particularly during
manoeuvring. At the same time, Electric Power Steering offers considerable
advantages over conventional electro-hydraulic systems in terms of weight,
required space and fuel consumption.
The lanechanger function for the indicator contributes to road traffic safety
and convenience. Briefly pressing the steering column control stalk makes the
selected direction indicator flash three times.
Automated six-speed transmission with kickdown and crawl
function The smart forfour comes with a conventional five-speed manual
transmission as standard. The automated six-speed softouch plus transmission
is available as an option. In this case, the smart forfour does not require a
clutch pedal, as an electric motor opens and closes the clutch. With this
automated transmission, the gearshift lever also allows manual gear changing: it
is pushed forwards to change up gears, and backwards to change down.
Additional shift paddles integrated in the steering wheel are available as
an option for the automated six-speed softouch plus trasnmission: In this way,
the driver can keep his or her hands safely on the steering wheel when changing
gear. The shift paddles are located on the back of the steering wheel at both
sides the right-hand paddle is used to change up gears and the left-hand one
to change down.
Another standard feature is the kickdown function, which allows the driver to
change down one or two gears spontaneously using the accelerator pedal. As well
as this, the automated transmission of the smart forfour also features a crawl
function. This makes it possible to drive slowly without pressing the
accelerator pedal not unlike an automatic transmission with a torque
converter. The gentle acceleration is a useful feature for hill starts, parking
and slow progress in stop-and-go traffic.
The smart forfour is fitted with 195/50 R 15 tyres mounted on factory-fitted
6 x 15 light alloy wheels. Light alloy wheels measuring 6.5 x 16, which require
205/45 R 16 H tyres, can also be ordered as an option.
Cooperation within the DaimlerChrysler Group: Intelligent
component-sharing with an independent concept and design
The rigorous and clearly defined control of all product brands is a
significant strategic premise at DaimlerChrysler. Within the group portfolio,
the focus of the smart brand as a part of the Mercedes Car Group is on
unusual vehicles in the small car segment. The smart developers and designers
have the task of implementing the technical expertise and pacemaker function of
DaimlerChrysler in the small car segment. This means that the basic demands made
on all products of the Mercedes Car Group are identical, even though their
characteristics may differ considerably in the individual brands.
Clear differences in terms of concept and design These standards
were also of fundamental importance in the cooperation with Mitsubishi: Despite
the high value of the shared parts, smart developed a car with a concept and
design which is radically different from cars of the Mitsubishi brand.
The smart forfour demonstrates its affiliation with the Mercedes Car Group by
offering high-end technology to customers looking for a premium car - a first in
the small car segment. Functions which have been adopted from Mercedes-Benz
include the multifunctional steering wheel, the rain and light sensor, the
audio, navigation and communication systems and the locking system (incl. drive
lock).
The smart forfour and the Mitsubishi Colt are the first non-Mercedes-Benz
cars to be designed using the DaimlerChrysler electrics and electronics
platform. For example this includes the Anti-lock Braking System, Cornering
Brake Control, Hydraulic Brake Assist and the crawl function of the automatic
transmission.
You can always tell a smart at first sight The smart forfour, too,
is immediately recognisable as a member of the smart family on account of the
smart family genes it incorporates. First of all, this is demonstrated by the
tridion safety cell with a consistently and effectively implemented safety
concept, as well as giving the vehicle a visible frame structure. Another unique
feature is the two material and two colour concept associated with the tridion
safety cell, which is characterised by the use of coloured and interchangeable
plastic bodypanels. Equally typical of smart is the innovative design which
offers a functional and creatively designed interior with a sense of
spaciousness which belies its compact dimensions. And finally of course the
unmistakable smart driving pleasure which the smart forfour conveys just like
all the other vehicles of the brand.
The smart forfour clearly stands out from the competition The
unique smart design pervades every inch of the vehicle not just the complete
exterior with the tridion safety cell and bodypanels, innovative roof systems,
headlamps, tail lamps, doors and wheels. The interior is also unmistakably
smart, both in terms of appearance and functions: The cockpit and instruments
bear the mark of the smart designers, as do all control elements and trim parts.
In the development of the front axle, the design of the anti-roll bar, shock
absorbers and damper struts has resulted in a high level of active safety and
exceptionally sporty driving dynamics, which puts the smart forfour streets
ahead of other vehicles in its segment. Further equipment such as side airbags
(standard) and window bags (option) make it clear that the smart forfour meets
the highest standards when it comes to passive safety.
Close cooperation in the development of shared components The
components developed in cooperation with Mitsubishi include the petrol engines
built at MDC Power in Kölleda (Thuringia), the rear axle, structural components
in the vehicle underbody, the manual transmission and the emission and fuel tank
system. These components were also produced strictly in accordance with smart
standards in terms of technical and product specifications. The smart forfour
and the Colt from Mitsubishi are built at NedCar in Born (Holland).
A first in the small car segment: smart forfour offers high-end
technology to customers looking for a premium product
With the arrival of the smart forfour, the small car segment is being treated
to features which were formerly reserved for high-end vehicles. The affiliation
with DaimlerChrysler and the Mercedes Car Group is particularly apparent in the
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) supplied as standard, the range of audio,
navigation and telecommunication technology and the numerous comfort and safety
functions.
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) as a standard feature unique in this
class All smart forfour models are equipped with the Electronic Stability
Programme (ESP) and disk brakes on both the front and the rear axle as standard.
Whereas other manufacturers in the small car segment do not offer a dynamic
handling control system, or if they do then only in selected models and usually
at an additional charge, ESP is a standard feature in the smart forfour.
ESP uses selective brake intervention to stabilise the vehicle. ESP also
incorporates Hydraulic Brake Assist and a differential lock function.
Furthermore, the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) including Electronic Brake-force
Distribution is integrated in ESP.
Multifunctional steering wheel and smart radio multimedia navigator as an
exclusive option An optional feature available for the smart forfour is a
multifunctional double-spoke steering wheel (standard on the 1.5-litre model)
featuring pushbuttons, based on the same operating concept found in
Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The multifunctional steering wheel allows the radio, CD
player, mobile telephone or navigation functions to be operated safely, without
the driver having to take his or her hands from the wheel. With this integrated
communication control system, the smart forfour offers a feature typical of the
premium end of the vehicle market.
The audio, navigation and telecommunications systems also correspond to
Mercedes-Benz technology. The range of equipment includes the standard-fitted
smart radio five with AM/FM receiver as well as CD and telephone input for
retrofittable hands-free equipment. In addition to a radio and CD drive, the
smart radio six has a key pad for dialling mobile phone numbers and two extra
speakers. The smart radio multimedia navigator is the most exclusive variant. As
well as sophisticated audio and telephone functions, this option includes a
navigation system with map representation on a coloured display field, not to
mention a DVD drive for the navigation. This drive can also be used as a CD
player.
The smart forfour sound experience is provided by a speaker system which
consists of either two or four full-range loudspeakers, depending on the smart
radio option chosen. The converters are either installed individually in the
front doors or in all four doors. The most exclusive option is a multichannel
system (smart sound package) with tweeters in the mirror triangles,
low-mid-range speakers in the front doors and wide-band loudspeakers in the rear
doors plus an active subwoofer with 2x40 watt power output and active filters
under the driver's seat.
Sensors control light and windscreen wipers A sensor system is
available as an option for the smart forfour, allowing windscreen wipers and
driving lights to be activated automatically (rain and light sensor). As soon as
water makes contact with the windscreen, the rain sensor activates the wipers at
an appropriate speed which is determined by the level of rainfall. These sensors
are located in the area behind the interior mirror.
When the front windscreen wipers are activated and reverse gear is engaged,
the rear window wiper switches to intermittent mode.
The lights-on function switches on the headlamps and tail lamps automatically
when darkness falls. Two sensors are responsible for switching the driving
lights off and on automatically. One of these registers the ambient light at a
wide angle, while the other works in a narrow sensor field. The sensors switch
the driving lights on when both register darkness concurrently. For example,
this ensures that the lights are switched on when the car enters a tunnel, while
also making sure that they remain inactive when driving through an avenue.
smart forfour offers a high level of comfort and safety Once the
car is in motion, the central locking system is activated. This system, which is
called drive lock, protects the passengers in the smart forfour from
uninvited guests attempting to enter. As soon as a door is opened from within,
the central locking system releases all locks again. If desired, drive lock can
also be deactivated at the touch of a button.
When the ignition is switched off at the end of a trip, the headlamps are
automatically switched off as well. Conversely, turning the ignition key
activates the (switched on) driving lights; however, in order to protect the
vehicle power supply, not during the starting process. A further function lights
up the path from the vehicle to the front door of the house, for example: Both
driving lights and parking lamps are switched on again when the vehicle is
locked if the lights were on before the ignition key was removed. After twelve
seconds the lights automatically switch off again. Conversely, a double click on
the door unlocking button activates the exterior and interior lighting of the
smart forfour.
Compact and safe: Passengers in the smart forfour feel safe with good
reason
The smart forfour is an unmistakable representative of the smart brand. Its
identity is underlined first of all by the two material and two colour concept
together with its modular construction. The steel tridion safety cell forms the
outer skin of the smart forfour in the area of the side skirts, A-pillar,
C-pillar and roof bars.
The tridion safety cell frames the passenger cell and visualises the modular
construction of the smart forfour. Together with the plastic bodypanels, the
safety cell forms the vehicle body with a design which exudes robustness and
suitability for everyday use. These two characteristics also apply to the
bodypanels. Furthermore, the bodypanels are environmentally compatible, as the
thermoplastic material is recyclable and the coloured paint water-based and
therefore solvent-free.
The proportions of the smart forfour are also typical of the brand and a
visual documentation of the energy of the new member of the smart family. The
car is compact and sporty with its extremely short rear overhang and the large
wheels flush-fitted with the wings. In all variants of the smart forfour, the
body has four side doors and a tailgate.
Occupant protection meets the high standards of
DaimlerChrysler Like all smart models, the smart forfour has a
coordinated, modular safety system and constructional provisions for maximum
passenger safety. In crash tests, the five-door smart has displayed qualities
which go far beyond the legal requirements.
The tridion safety cell, a typical feature of the smart brand, has been
modified for the smart forfour. High stability of the passenger cell was
achieved by the use of parallel side members running under the whole vehicle
floor from the front to the rear. Together with the solid sill sections, these
ensure the necessary high degree of rigidity which has a positive effect both
when driving on rough roads and in the event of an accident.
In addition to the full-size airbags which come as standard for driver and
passenger, side airbags are fitted in the backrests of the front seats in all
models. Additional window bags can be fitted as an option. In order to reduce
the risk of injuries caused by penetration of the steering column into the
passenger space, the steering column is collapsible and retracts towards the
front in the event of a frontal collision. The decoupling of the brake pedal
when high pressure is applied to the footwell structure also greatly reduces the
risk of injury in this area. Large and soft contact areas in the interior, for
example in the side doors or the cockpit also ensure maximum occupant safety.
All four seats in the smart forfour have a three-point seat-belt system and
headrests. Pyrotechnic belt tensioners and mechanical belt-force limiters are
provided for the driver and front passenger.
The doors made of extruded aluminium sections and aluminium sheets with
plastic panelling are also a typical smart construction. Sturdy alloy side
members together with solid locks and hinges ensure high resistance against
intrusions, especially in the event of side crashes, and a secure connection of
the door and the passenger cell.
smart forfour 1.3 (70 kW) Technical data
| Engine |
|
| Type |
petrol |
| No. of cylinders/configuration |
four in-line |
| Bore x stroke (mm) |
75 x 75.4 |
| Cubic capacity (cc) |
1,332 |
| Max. torque (Nm) |
125 at 4,000 rpm |
| Compression ratio |
10.5 : 1 |
| Rated output kW |
70 at 6,000 rpm |
| |
| Power transmission |
|
| Clutch |
Single-plate dry clutch |
| Transmission |
Manual five-speed transmission or automated six-speed transmission
(softouch plus) |
| |
| Dimensions and weights |
|
| Wheelbase (mm) |
2,500 |
| Track width front (mm) |
1,460 |
| Track width rear (mm) |
1,445 |
| Length (mm) |
3,752 |
| Width (mm) |
1,684 |
| Height (mm) |
1,450 |
| Turning circle (m) |
10.5 |
| Luggage compartment capacity |
268 - 910 |
| Weight without driver (kg) |
970/975 (softouch plus) |
| Payload (kg) |
485 |
| Permissible total weight (kg) |
1,455/1,460 (softouch plus) |
| Roof load (kg) |
50 |
| Fuel tank capacity/reserve (l) |
47/5 |
| |
|
| Performance |
|
| Acceleration |
10.8 |
| 0-100 km/h (s) |
|
| |
| Maximum speed |
180 km/h |
| |
| Wheels and tyres |
|
| Wheels front and rear |
6 x 15 alloy, 8-spoke "cruiseline" |
| Tyres front and rear |
195/50 R 15 |
| |
| Fuel consumption (l/100 km)/premium unleaded |
|
| NEDC |
5.8 (MT) / 5.6 (AMT) |
| Emission class |
EU4 |
| |
| |
|
| smart forfour 1.5 (80 kW) |
|
| Technical data |
|
| |
| Engine |
|
| Type |
petrol |
| No. of cylinders/configuration |
four in-line |
| Bore x stroke (mm) |
75 x 84.8 |
| Cubic capacity (cc) |
1,499 |
| Max. torque (Nm) |
145 at 4,000 rpm |
| Compression ratio |
10.5 : 1 |
| Rated output kW |
80 at 6,000 rpm |
| |
| Power transmission |
|
| Clutch |
Single-plate dry clutch |
| Transmission |
Manual five-speed transmission or automated six-speed transmission
(softouch plus) |
| |
| Dimensions and weights |
|
| Wheelbase (mm) |
2,500 |
| Track width front (mm) |
1,460 |
| Track width rear (mm) |
1,445 |
| Length (mm) |
3,752 |
| Width (mm) |
1,684 |
| Height (mm) |
1,450 |
| Turning circle (m) |
10.5 |
| Luggage compartment capacity |
268 - 910 |
| Weight without driver (kg) |
975/980 (softouch plus) |
| Payload (kg) |
485/480 (softouch plus) |
| Permissible total weight (kg) |
1,460 |
| Roof load (kg) |
50 |
| Fuel tank capacity/reserve (l) |
47/5 |
| |
|
| Performance |
|
| Acceleration |
9.8 |
| 0-100 km/h (s) |
|
| |
| Maximum speed |
190 km/h |
| |
| Wheels and tyres |
|
| Wheels front and rear |
6 x 15 alloy, 8-spoke "cruiseline" |
| Tyres front and rear |
195/50 R 15 |
| |
| Fuel consumption (l/100 km)/premium unleaded |
|
| NEDC |
6.1 (MT) / 5.8 (AMT) |
| Emission class |
EU4 |
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