New Car Launches With Range of Powertrains and Extensive Options
A new car has hit the market, offering a range of powertrains and an array of options. The First Edition trim, available in two powertrains, comes packed with standard features. Let's delve into the details.
The car's petrol version boasts impressive fuel efficiency, achieving 47.8mpg and emitting 133g/km of CO2. For eco-conscious buyers, the electric version is eligible for a £3,750 government grant, potentially bringing its price under £37,000. A plug-in hybrid (PHEV) version is also on the horizon, promising reduced company car tax.
The petrol version excels in towing, making it a practical choice. Options galore include surround sensing, a head-up display, two-tone paint, and a glass roof. Charging is swift with DC power, taking the battery from 10 to 80 per cent in just half an hour.
Pricing starts at £35,720 for the mild-hybrid version, with the 74kWh 310-mile electric version at £39,200. The 'HiFi Comfort Package' offers a hi-fi upgrade, heated and ventilated front seats with massage function in vinyl, and seats in all materials, priced at approximately €1,049.00.
The new car offers a range of powertrains to suit different needs, from the fuel-efficient petrol to the eco-friendly electric and the tax-saving PHEV. With extensive standard features and a host of options, it caters to various preferences, all at competitive prices.
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