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The CUPRA’s 2.0 litre TFSI
177 kw/240 hp engine can take it to a heart-stopping
247 km/h. The 2.0 FSI 110 kw/150 hp engine attacks
like a carnivore, yet eats like a vegetarian. The
FR’s 2.0 TFSI 200 hp version is driven by a turbocharger
that boosts power over the entire engine range,
keeping you firmly in the back of your seat.
A highly resilient pneumatic valve ensures maintenance
costs are kept to a minimum.
Both engines utilize direct injection technology
to create a more dynamic and environmentally friendly
petrol engine.
A newly developed, high-pressure, fuel injection
system incorporates demand-controlled single-piston
injection pumps. This air-guided process, with map-controlled
in-cylinder flow, optimises air/fuel mixtures at
both low throttle and high throttle.
On the output side, a rich-mixture purification
programs accomplished by a Box storage-type converter
designed specifically for direct-injection engines.
This exhaust gas recirculation system diverts up
to 30% of the gas mixture back into the combustion
chamber.
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Output is pinned to the road
in precisely the time and place of your choosing
with any of six forward gears.
The addition of the sixth gear allows the gearbox
to fit precisely to the engine’s distinct characteristics,
taking advantage of a full range of torque and resulting
in shorter throws of the wrist when changing gears.
For sport driving, thanks to the automatic Tiptronic
gearbox, the high output engine embraces high input
torque so you can turn the engine loose and let
it run wild and for driving comfort, it offers a
more balanced and even transfer of input torque.
As a result, the engine runs in the most efficient
torque band, reducing fuel consumption and emissions.
No power is wasted.
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