Hybrid Car Review

By Teguh Iman

Citroen Revolt

Exclusive and elegance design, modern technology will make you full confidence to drive this car, “Citroen Revolt”, gives that to the market and the most important thing is Citroen use Hybrid technology its mean environmental friendly.

Citroen Revolte

Citroen Revolt is a urban transport, this car will good maneuver in city traffic, this car can be your solution for the fuel price for this era,

Citroen Revolt

• Is the small car with two source power internal combustion engine and electric Motor
• This car can be run with both source engine or only use electric engine its mean zero emission.

Renault DeZir Concept

Renault DeZir is bring Dezir (pronounced desire) from French this car use hybrid electric vehicle technology, one electric motor can get 148 hp and 167 lb-ft which mounted behind the passenger compartment, and DeZir use Kevlar for body panel.

Renault DeZir ( Big Z its mean zero emissions) with fully electric engine DeZir in five secong can get 0 to 62 mph. top speed not really impressive only 112 mph this car can get 99 miles and  you must recharge the lithium ion battery or you can change it call Quick Drop battery stations.

With Elegance design and harmony design, interior design is not just like ordinary car we can call interior design is very extremely innovative

Renault DeZir

design with pulsating lights, fluid curves, and smooth.

Renault Dezir have no rear window but this car use two rear camera you can see surrounding the car so it will be give clearly information.

This very interesting stylish car we can wait until Renault make for mass product in the market.

Read The Other: Citroen Ds5 Hybrid, Hybrid Pickup, Hybrid SUVs , Chevrolet Volt and Peugeot 308 Hybrid

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