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Assessment of Fuel Economy Technologies for Light-Duty Vehicles (2011)
Board on Energy and Environmental Systems (BEES)

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Assessment of Fuel Economy Technologies for Light-Duty Vehicles

ANNEX

Table 5.A.1 shows the data used in Figure 5.4 for the percentage reduction of fuel consumption in 2009 European vehicle platforms offered with both SI gasoline engines and CI diesel engines in configurations that provide virtually equal performance (i.e., 0 to 100 km/h acceleration times within 5 percent between SI and CI).

TABLE 5.A.1 Data Used in Figure 5.4

Vehicle

% FC Reduction

Audi A3

30.88

BMW 520

25.00

Dodge Avenger

20.51

Ford Fiesta

26.32

Ford Galaxy

36.73

Honda Civic

21.21

Honda CR-V

18.52

Jaguar XF

29.25

Mercedes E230

31.18

Mercedes S350

17.65

Toyota Yaris

25.00

Toyota RAV4

24.42

VW Jetta

28.38

Peugeot 308

28.79

Renault Laguna

34.62

Audi A8

21.30

Audi Q7

18.38

Audi A6

18.18

Mercedes Viano

23.53

AVERAGE

25.25

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