Skoda launches Octavia Combi LPG

Skoda Auto sold now its most popular model in a powered version provided alternative LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). LPG is an organic alternative and economically advantageous to conventional petrol or diesel engines.

The solution combines the benefits of a flexible motor gasoline and LPG propulsion, significantly reducing fuel costs and reducing CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.

New versions Skoda Octavia Skoda Octavia Combi LPG and LPG are based on gasoline engine 1.6 MPI / 102 hp to meet EU4 standard, being fed with petrol and LPG. The vehicle is equipped with a manual transmission 5-speed. The engine delivers 102 hp in the operating system and 98 hp gasoline to LPG use. Consumption of petrol (mixed) is 7.1 liters per 100 kilometers, while the GPL is and 9.2 liters per 100 kilometers. CO2 emissions is slow: 149 g / km for LPG and 169 g / km for petrol.

LPG tank has a volume of 44 liters and is located in the space intended for conventional powered versions, spare wheel. LPG tank is fitted with an electromagnetic safety valve. Luggage compartment volume is not affected by LPG plant installation, leaving the value of 560 liters to 580 liters for the sedan that Combi.

Tanks are equipped vehicles allow both manual and automatic switching between two operating modes. Engine response is the same in both cases and the performance difference is practically imperceptible, the combination of petrol-LPG provides comfort, low operating costs and ability to travel further between stops necessary food.

Source: http://new.skoda-auto.com/