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@Deckard Cain
I'm not sure about 300 NM but seeing the name of this transmission as 8F30 I would say so. In FCA's nomenclature number 8 stands for number of gears while 30 is for torque which would mean 300 Nm.
Tonale didn't get the love in an amount which was planned under late Sergio.
It would always be Small Wide based product but heavily revised and of course with more powerful ICE engines.
We got sort of a half baked car.
For me there are some political calls here. Keeping French engineering centers busy. Something which is seen as good by France. At the same time a lot of job cuts in Italy.
Pushing with slightly newer design like 1.2 EB and this very old 1.6 EP is to keep France happy. Also they are compatible...
@AlexB
Michigan and Italy? Uhm. I don't see huge interest for BEVs from Italians. If there is such interests it's pushes by subsidiaries given to customers. What's pushing BEVs are European regulations were once again French or PSA or Paris (use the naming you like the best) want to be...
@pumadog
Au contraire!
All processes mentioned in the article had been implemented by FCA long time ago. Even this factory was part of it. Panda III got it.
So basically nothing new.
Mah... Chinese platform. I don't like it at all. So sad to see eMini killed.
Currently battery integration as done by ex-FCA is superior to ex-PSA platforms yet they are pushing with technically inferior products.
DOHC, VVT and force induction have been here for years, at least in Europe. DOHC for... Who can remember how long, VVT for 30 years. I'm talking about widespread use. Some car makers started with DOHC on Inline engines 70 years ago if not more although back then with 2 valve per cylinder and...
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