arkadaşlar avrupa dizel motorlarını vw ve mercedes'ten alan mitsubishi corp. 2008 yılında bir karar alarak yeni dizel motor tasarımı projesini başlatmıştır ve 1.8-2.0 gibi olması düşünülen dizel motorlar bilginize detroit auto show'da lancer'da olacak bilginize.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries was currently developing a four-cylinder diesel Mitsubishi Motors and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have agreed on a joint development project for a next-generation diesel engine to be used in cars exported to Europe. After the agreement is finalized, development will begin in earnest with a target of beginning mass production in 2010.
The engine will be a two-liter class unit aimed for use in small to mid-sized cars. In addition to meeting Euro5 standards, the unit is will be designed to achieve best-in-class levels of output and emissions performance. Development will be completed in mid-2009, and the engine will be introduced to Mitsubishi Motors’ key European market models.
In addition to possibly providing engineering expertise gained through experience in industrial and marine diesel engines, as well as in gas turbine technologies, Mitsubishi Heavy is studying the provision of equipment and systems for development and testing. Also, expert engineers may be dispatched from Mitsubishi Heavy to Mitsubishi Motors to aid in the project.
Going forward, Mitsubishi Heavy will continue to provide technical expertise and support to aid in the execution of Mitsubishi Motors’ revitalization plan, while also expanding co-development projects and other businesses that benefit both companies.
Mitsubishi Motors is developing this diesel engine as a nucleus of its environmentally friendly technology along with its work with electric vehicles. (Earlier post.)
Mitsubishi Motors currently uses proprietary diesel engines in its European market Pajero SUV model as well as in the Triton pickup (L200) manufactured in Thailand. In its small and mid-sized cars, however, it uses diesel engines supplied by Volkswagen AG and DaimlerChrysler AG.
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1.8-2.0 gibi olması düşünülen dizel motorlar bilginize detroit auto show'da lancer'da olacak bilginize.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries was currently developing a four-cylinder diesel
Mitsubishi Motors and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have agreed on a joint development project for a next-generation diesel engine to be used in cars exported to Europe. After the agreement is finalized, development will begin in earnest with a target of beginning mass production in 2010.
The engine will be a two-liter class unit aimed for use in small to mid-sized cars. In addition to meeting Euro5 standards, the unit is will be designed to achieve best-in-class levels of output and emissions performance. Development will be completed in mid-2009, and the engine will be introduced to Mitsubishi Motors’ key European market models.
In addition to possibly providing engineering expertise gained through experience in industrial and marine diesel engines, as well as in gas turbine technologies, Mitsubishi Heavy is studying the provision of equipment and systems for development and testing. Also, expert engineers may be dispatched from Mitsubishi Heavy to Mitsubishi Motors to aid in the project.
Going forward, Mitsubishi Heavy will continue to provide technical expertise and support to aid in the execution of Mitsubishi Motors’ revitalization plan, while also expanding co-development projects and other businesses that benefit both companies.
Mitsubishi Motors is developing this diesel engine as a nucleus of its environmentally friendly technology along with its work with electric vehicles. (Earlier post.)
Mitsubishi Motors currently uses proprietary diesel engines in its European market Pajero SUV model as well as in the Triton pickup (L200) manufactured in Thailand. In its small and mid-sized cars, however, it uses diesel engines supplied by Volkswagen AG and DaimlerChrysler AG.