Skoda Octavia Green E Line Live in Paris 2010 Skoda creates tension

The study is based on the Skoda Octavia Combi. Because of its modular floor assembly to the production model is well suited for the installation of battery electronic control unit and electric motor. The electric motor in continuous operation 60 kilowatts, in the tip region to the engine power is 85 kilowatts. The maximum torque of 270 Newton meters is already in the drive due to start available. This is especially ideal for urban transport. The Octavia Green E Line accelerated in twelve seconds from 0 to 100 km / h. The top speed is limited to 135 mph.
The electrical energy involves the study of a lithium-ion battery. With a range of 140 kilometers, the needs of most commuters are met. The battery is made from 180 individual lithium ion cells with a diameter of 150 millimeters and a combined length of 650 mm. The battery has a rating of 26.5 kilowatt hours, the weight is around 315 kilograms. The battery pack is in the middle and rear vehicle ground and partially installed in the trunk. Thus, should the space for the occupants and the boot capacity are hardly limited.

Skoda Octavia Green E Line Live in Paris 2010 Skoda creates tension

The study is based on the Skoda Octavia Combi. Because of its modular floor assembly to the production model is well suited for the installation of battery electronic control unit and electric motor. The electric motor in continuous operation 60 kilowatts, in the tip region to the engine power is 85 kilowatts. The maximum torque of 270 Newton meters is already in the drive due to start available. This is especially ideal for urban transport. The Octavia Green E Line accelerated in twelve seconds from 0 to 100 km / h. The top speed is limited to 135 mph.
The electrical energy involves the study of a lithium-ion battery. With a range of 140 kilometers, the needs of most commuters are met. The battery is made from 180 individual lithium ion cells with a diameter of 150 millimeters and a combined length of 650 mm. The battery has a rating of 26.5 kilowatt hours, the weight is around 315 kilograms. The battery pack is in the middle and rear vehicle ground and partially installed in the trunk. Thus, should the space for the occupants and the boot capacity are hardly limited.

Skoda Octavia Green E Line Live in Paris 2010 Skoda creates tension

The study is based on the Skoda Octavia Combi. Because of its modular floor assembly to the production model is well suited for the installation of battery electronic control unit and electric motor. The electric motor in continuous operation 60 kilowatts, in the tip region to the engine power is 85 kilowatts. The maximum torque of 270 Newton meters is already in the drive due to start available. This is especially ideal for urban transport. The Octavia Green E Line accelerated in twelve seconds from 0 to 100 km / h. The top speed is limited to 135 mph.
The electrical energy involves the study of a lithium-ion battery. With a range of 140 kilometers, the needs of most commuters are met. The battery is made from 180 individual lithium ion cells with a diameter of 150 millimeters and a combined length of 650 mm. The battery has a rating of 26.5 kilowatt hours, the weight is around 315 kilograms. The battery pack is in the middle and rear vehicle ground and partially installed in the trunk. Thus, should the space for the occupants and the boot capacity are hardly limited.

New Cars - Skoda reveals new Octavia vRS & Scout

Skoda has today released the first official images of its facelifted Octavia vRS and Octavia Scout.

Following the launch of the new Octavia late last year, the vRS and Scout have now also been updated to bring them into line with the current range and family face of Škoda.

The facelifted vRS has a redesigned front grille featuring the vRS logo and bold headlamps, which for the first time can be fitted with xenon headlights combined with the adaptive front lighting system.

The car has two more completely new features: front fog lamps with optional cornering function and LED lamps for daytime lighting. The rear lights have also been redesigned to look more attractive and new 18-inch Neptune alloy wheels are available.

Other changes to the vRS include a new metallic paint, Anthracite, and a lowered (now 127mm) sports-tuned chassis. The car is also lighter – the petrol version by 20kg and the diesel by 15kg. With reduced air resistance the maximum speed of the vRS is now higher and the car’s responsiveness and acceleration have also been improved.

The vRS is available with a choice of two powerplants, a 2.0-litre TFSI 150kW (petrol) or a 2.0-litre TDI 126kW (diesel) engine both of which are available with a six-speed manual twin-clutch DSG transmission.

The new Scout has a redesigned front grille, bold headlamps and body-coloured side mouldings. The front fog lights can be fitted with the optional cornering function and the large front bumper emphasises the car’s rugged appearance. A new metallic paint, Rosso Brunello, is also available across the Octavia range.

With 179mm ground clearance and efficient chassis protection, the Octavia Scout can also handle itself off-road. The all-wheel drive system features the fourth-generation Haldex clutch, which can transfer as much as 86 per cent of the torque to a single wheel.

The Scout is available with two engine choice, a 1.8-litre TSI 119kW (petrol) and 2.0-litre TDI 104kW (diesel) combined with a six-speed mechanical transmission.