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Audi A5 test mules driving reports

Germancarblog has posted on Fortitude's test drives of Audi A5 test mules that combine two greener driving technologies: ethanol and start/stop. The test with ethanol involved a modified 2.0 T engine. Using an E85 powertrain and the biofuel, emissions were qualified as "75% better" than from the gasoline counterpart. The 2.0 T belongs to a new series of TFSI engines (codenamed EA 888) and it was rated at 210 HP and good for 31 mpg. With the Start/Stop features, the test mule managed to get 40 mpg. The mule included features such as ... Read more →

Audi adds a new 1.8L turbocharged direct injection engine to the A5 Sam Abuelsamid

Volkswagen is spreading the turbocharged direct-injection love to the new Audi A5 coupe. They are adding a new 1.8L TFSI engine to the new A5 which, in combination with a six-speed manual gearbox, ...

Take a look at Audi's current green efforts Jeremy Korzeniewski

We'll relay the information in this article on Auto 123 in the ever-popular backwards-first method of news reporting. That article ends this way: "Further down the road, as oil reserves become ...

Audi A5 test mules driving reports 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Germancarblog has posted on Fortitude's test drives of Audi A5 test mules that combine two greener driving technologies: ethanol and start/stop. The test with ethanol involved a modified 2.0 T engine. Using an E85 powertrain and the biofuel, emissions were qualified as "75% better" than from the ...

Audi adds a new 1.8L turbocharged direct injection engine to the A5 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Volkswagen is spreading the turbocharged direct-injection love to the new Audi A5 coupe. They are adding a new 1.8L TFSI engine to the new A5 which, in combination with a six-speed manual gearbox, gets a respectable 33.1 mpg (US). The new four cylinder is rated at 170 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque and ...

Take a look at Audi's current green efforts 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

We'll relay the information in this article on Auto 123 in the ever-popular backwards-first method of news reporting. That article ends this way: "Further down the road, as oil reserves become exhausted, bigger and better solutions will be needed." While that may seem obvious, another point worth ...


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