Volkswagen NCC Concept

NCC Concept 2010

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NCC Concept 2010

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For Volkswagen this marks the beginning of an action-packed year, in which more new models will be introduced than ever before in the company’s history. Number 1 on the spectacular list of new products for calendar year 2010 is a car based on entirely new concepts and technology, a coupe with a hybrid drive that is extremely fast and yet futuristic in its fuel economy.

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Volkswagen NCC Concept, 2010
Volkswagen NCC Concept, 2010
Volkswagen NCC Concept, 2010
Volkswagen NCC Concept, 2010
Volkswagen NCC Concept, 2010
Volkswagen NCC Concept, 2010

Technical data

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General

  • Seats4
  • Economy - combined4.2 l/100
  • CO298 g/km

Engine

  • Engine typePetrol
  • Engine place Front
  • Aspirationturbocharged
  • Displacement (cc) 1.4L
  • Cylinder configurationInline 4
  • Valves16
  • Power 112 kW(150 HP) @ n.a.
  • Torque 220 Nm(152 lb-ft) @ n.a.

Drivetrain

  • Transmission7-speed DSG automatic
  • Drive wheelFront
  • Wheels (front axle)19 inches
  • Wheels (rear axle)19 inches

Body

  • Length4534 mm (178.5 inches)
  • Width1781 mm (70.1 inches)
  • Height1410 mm (55.5 inches)

Performance

  • Acceleration 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph)8.6 seconds
  • Max speed227 km/h (141 mph)

press release

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It has sports appeal and sharp styling yet is remarkably elegant - positioned between the Europe’s bestselling sports car, the Scirocco, and the internationally successful CC. Its name: the New Compact Coupe. Site of its world premiere: Detroit, North American International Auto Show (January 11 to 24). Combined fuel consumption: 4.2 l/100 km (45 mpg)! CO2 emissions: 98 g/km! Incredible, considering its fuel economy, are its top speed of 227 km/h (141 mph) and the short 8.6 seconds it needs for the classic sprint to 100 km/h (0 – 60 mph in 8.1 seconds). 

These values were made technically feasible by a high-tech alliance: a TSI engine (gasoline powered with 110 kW/150 PS) that is as fuel efficient as it is sporty, an electric motor (20 kW/27 PS) and a 7-speed Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG) - which in the eyes of many car drivers is the best automatic in the world today. Just over a month after the debut of the most fuel-efficient four-seater in the world – the Up! Lite in Los Angeles – this new concept car confirms once again that future Volkswagen hybrid vehicles will not only focus on fuel economy, but - similar to pure gasoline and diesel versions of Europe’s most successful automobile brand – will also aim to be sporty and fun to drive. In the first half of the year, Volkswagen will launch its first hybrid model on the market under the VW label – an SUV with full-time all-wheel drive. Meanwhile, the New Compact Coupe shows, both technically and visually, how Volkswagen envisions a front-wheel drive hybrid for the compact class that would be implemented when the time is right.

[Source: Volkswagen]

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