The Fresh Style 2011 New Volkswagen Touran Bluemotion Technology version fitted Park Assist

Bluemotion technology in Volkswagen cars are widely recognized as fuel-efficient cars on the TSI engine, TDI high torque diesel and DSG gearbox Dual-Clutch and low emission suppression as has been proved by the Volkswagen Passat Bluemotion which broke the Guinness Book of World Records in October 2010 as the most fuel-efficient car that only consumes fuel average 38.26 km / liter which at the time of the record-breaking, Passat fitted with a 1.6 L TDI engine common-rail turbodiesel capable of producing power 105 HP and can be driven along the 1,526.63 miles (about 2,457 km) only with 77.25 liters of fuel.

Not only that, in 2010 Volkswagen’s achievement, using the Bluemotion Technology has won the award for 2010 World Green Car of the Year which was awarded to Volkswagen Golf Bluemotion Volkswagen Passat Bluemotion and Volkswagen Polo Bluemotion. At that time, 59 jurors provide an assessment that the Golf, Passat and Polo deserved the award and got rid of two other finalists and they were the Honda Insight and the Toyota Prius.

Bluemotion technology is also installed on other new Volkswagon car which is the Volkswagen Touran Bluemotion and was launched in 2010. The new Touran Bluemotion 2011 comes with a 1.2 TSI engine that can generate 105 PS and 175 Nm of torque with fuel consumption of 5.9 liters per 100 km. Also produced 3 engines other than Bluemotion technology engine version, are petrol (TSI), a natural gas engines (TSI EcoFuel) and four diesel engines (TDI) with power outputs ranging from 66 kW / 90 PS to 125 kW / 170 PS and the most important CO2 emission level is estimated at only 139 g / km.

Volkswagen Touran Bluemotion comes with the Stop / Start system and battery regeneration that is the engine off if idling and restart if it is ready to move and its energy normally lost during braking and deceleration will be charged on the battery and “Park Assist”, a system that helps the driver to perform parallel parking maneuver.