Vauxhall Motors have announced that they plan to release
three new engines over the next 12 months to reply their existing core engines.
This means that the engines are likely to replace existing mass-produced
engines in vehicles such as the Vauxhall Astra and the Vauxhall Insignia.
Leading the new line of engines will be a turbo charged 1.6 litre
petrol engine that will produce up to 197 BHP amongst over outputs. The engine
will also feature start stop technology in order to reduce emissions by up to
13% and reinforce Vauxhalls aim of having one of the most fuel efficient car ranges.
The Four cylinder turbo engine will have at least 20 BHP
over its predecessor, while saving on CO2 emissions. Vauxhall have also said
that it will be quieter than the current range of engines they use. The new
engines include a 2.0 litre turbo-charged replacement for the VXR’s engine,
which will produce 276 BHP.
More details will be released on the new range of new diesel
and petrol engines as they're launched over the coming 12 months.
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