In hybrid mode, the large rechargeable battery pack in the V60 Plug-in Hybrid gives 65 per cent lower carbon dioxide emissions than a conventional V60 with the same diesel engine: 49 g/km. This corresponds to fuel consumption of just 1.9 litres/100 km.
What is more, at the touch of a button the driver can choose to cover up to 50 kilometres on pure electric power – or utilise the combined capacity of the diesel engine and electric motor to create a veritable driving machine that offers 215+70 horsepower and 440+200 Nm of torque.
Production gets under way in November 2012 and the first model year’s volume is limited to 1,000 cars. They will be offered with Pure Limited specifications, including the highest trim level Summum.
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