With the all-new Corsa set to debut publically at the Paris motor show next month, Vauxhall won’t be as well concerned about drawing a crowd. The British brand won’t stop there though, as well as is set to expose a new 2.0-litre CDTi diesel engine as well.
Replacing the present range-topping 161bhp 2.0 CDTi, it produces 168bhp as well as 400Nm of torque, as well as will be revealed in the Insignia as well as Zafira Tourer. It’s compliant with the new Euro 6 discharge standards, as well as Vauxhall declares engine noise, fuel usage as well as CO2 emissions have been reduced, together with the 5 percent boost in power as well as 14 percent additional torque.
It’ll be offered from next year, the very first in a new household of big diesel engines established in-house by a worldwide engineering team based in Turin, Russelsheim as well as North America.
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“This outstanding new powertrain is part of the company’s €4 billion investment in product as well as powertrain development, which is assisting to bring 23 new products as well as 13 new engines to market” stated Tim Tozer, Vauxhall’s Chairman as well as Managing Director. “This new big diesel engine is incredibly essential to Vauxhall as a large amount of clients selected a 2.0-litre CDTi engine.”
According to Vauxhall, essential to the diesel’s improved performance is the redesigned combustion chamber, re-profiled intake ports as well as a new fuel injection system. The 2.0-litre CDTi likewise utilizes the BlueInjection Selective Catalytic reduction system, an after-treatment that removes NOx from the exhaust gases to offer cleaner, petrol-like emissions.