by gaukcars.com | Oct 1, 2024 | Blog
- Striking, modern design language for Kia’s medium-sized SUV
- Unique model for Europe, designed and built especially for Europe
- Sportage is Kia’s best-selling model in the UK, Europe and globally
- Most comprehensive Sportage line-up ever
- Choice of mild-hybrid, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, petrol, and diesel powertrains
- Six grades, eight different powertrains; plug-in hybrid to follow
- Order books open 15 December, UK customer deliveries start during Q1 2022
Ahead of its arrival in showrooms early in 2022, Kia UK has announced pricing and specifications for the all-new Sportage.
The launch of the new car signals the widest range of powertrains ever, with customers able to choose from mild hybrid, hybrid, petrol, and diesel. Plug-in hybrid variants will join the line-up towards the end of Q1 2022, with all other iterations available from launch. UK order books for the new model open on 15 December.
The all-new Sportage delivers a brand-new design identity that gives the new car superb on-road presence. A dedicated design, especially for Europe, indicates the level of importance and significance that Kia places on the fifth generation Sportage. The medium SUV is not only the best-selling Kia model in the UK, but also in Europe and globally. The design is sleek yet muscular and combines with a cutting-edge premium interior that includes a curvaceous integrated display incorporating the latest in connectivity technology, including Kia Connect.
Developed using a new architecture, the latest Sportage has been developed in Europe for European buyers. In the car’s 28-year history, this is the first time that a separate model has been engineered exclusively for Europe. The packaging of the new car offers greater interior space while maintaining the relatively compact dimensions that make it ideal for European roads. Boot space, head- and leg-room are all substantially increased compared to the previous-generation car, with best-in-class legroom for rear seat occupants.
With two high-definition 12.3-inch displays available on ‘3’ models and above, they put the driver at the centre of the action. The latest Sportage is fully connected with access to over-the-air software and map updates, while the Kia Connect smartphone app – available on ‘3’ and ‘GT-Line’ grades and higher – allows owners to interact with their car without having to be in it.
The line-up includes a brand new HEV (Hybrid Electric Vehicle) for the first time, with a 1.6-litre T-GDi (Turbocharged-Gasoline Direct injection) engine, developing 226bhp. This will be joined by a Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) alternative towards the end of Q1 2022, offering 261bhp – another first for Sportage.
A selection of 1.6-litre internal combustion engines complete the range, with both petrol and diesel power on offer, underlining that this Sportage model is the most comprehensive yet. Available with and without Kia’s 48-volt mild hybrid technology, the latest Sportage is offered with a six-speed manual or seven-speed automatic dual-clutch transmission. A six-speed automatic transmission is offered on all HEV and PHEV variants.
Six well-equipped all-new Sportage editions
The UK line-up for the all-new Sportage follows the same straightforward grade structure that characterises every model that Kia sells in the UK.
The line-up begins with the ‘2’ model, with a comprehensive specification and a choice of two powertrains. Firstly, there’s the 1.6-litre T-GDi petrol engine with two-wheel-drive, developing 148bhp and priced from £26,745. This is joined by a 113bhp 1.6-litre CRDi diesel engine with two-wheel-drive, priced from £27,745. Both are equipped with a six-speed manual transmission.
Equipment highlights include:
- 17-inch alloy wheels
- LED headlamps and daytime running lights
- Front and rear parking sensors with reversing camera system
- Android AutoTM, Apple CarPlayTM and Bluetooth connectivity
- Cruise control with speed limiter
- Electrically folding, adjustable and heated door mirrors
- 8-inch touchscreen with DAB radio and MP3 compatibility
- Electronic chromic rear view mirror
- 40:20:40 split/folding rear seats
- Automatic headlight control and rain sensors
- Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) with city, pedestrian, cyclist and junction covering
- Lane Following Assist (LFA) and Lane Keep Assist (LKA)
- Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISLA) and Hill-start Assist Control (HAC)
- Silver roof rails
Adding a sporty flavour to proceedings is the ‘GT-Line’ edition, available with a choice of five powertrains. As well as 1.6-litre T-GDi petrol (£29,745) and 1.6-litre CRDi diesel (£30,745) choices, there’s the addition of a 148bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi 48-volt mild hybrid petrol powertrain with seven-speed automatic Dual-Clutch Transmission (7DCT) (from £31,445). Joining it is a 134bhp 1.6-litre CRDi diesel engine with mild hybrid technology and a seven-speed automatic dual-clutch transmission (£32,945). A 226bhp 1.6 T-GDi HEV model is also offered, with a six-speed automatic transmission (6AT), from £33,245. From launch, all ‘GT-Line’ models come exclusively with two-wheel drive. ‘GT-Line’ PHEV models will add all-wheel drive capability when launched in late Q1 2022, priced from £38,395.
For ‘GT-Line’ models, additional equipment over ‘2’ specification includes:
- ‘GT-Line’ styling
- 19-inch alloy wheels (18-inch alloy wheels on HEV)
- 12.3-inch display with navigation system and Kia Connect
- Rear privacy glass
- Suede leather upholstery
- Smart entry system with engine start/stop button
- D-shaped perforated leather steering wheel
- Sports pedals and aluminium pattern finish to fascia and door garnishes
- LED front fog lamps and LED taillights
- Gloss black radiator grille, side sills and wheel arch mouldings for a sportier appearance
- Chrome front and rear skid plates
Grade ‘3’ also takes level ‘2’ as its basis for equipment, but shares the same engine range as the ‘GT-Line’ line-up, including HEV and – later in Q1 – PHEV models. The ‘3’ line-up includes a 148bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi unit with manual transmission (from £30,945), and a 48-volt mild hybrid 148bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi powerplant with 7DCT (from £32,645). Two diesel options are available: a 113bhp 1.6-litre CRDi diesel engine with manual gearbox (from £31,945); and a 134bhp 48-volt mild hybrid 1.6-litre CRDi diesel engine with 7DCT (from £34,145). Completing the list of available powertrains is the 226bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi HEV unit, paired with a six-speed automatic gearbox (priced from £34,445). All Sportage ‘3’ models feature two-wheel drive, with PHEV models available exclusively with all-wheel drive when sales commence (from £39,595).
For ‘3’ models, additional equipment in addition to grade ‘2’ includes:
- 18-inch alloy wheels
- 12.3-inch display with navigation system and Kia Connect
- 12.3-inch colour cluster display
- Rear privacy glass
- Black cloth and faux leather upholstery
- Heated front and rear outer seats
- Heated steering wheel
- Smart entry system with engine start/stop button
- Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go functionality and Highway Driving Assist (HDA) – DCT versions only
- Paddle-shifters (DCT versions only)
- Front power adjustable seats
- LED front fog lamps
- Silver door and radiator upper garnishes
- Silver rear skid plate
‘4’ specification gains 48-volt mild hybrid technology for all the internal combustion engine options, and come with all-wheel drive.. The hybrid version features two-wheel drive, while PHEV models will offer all-wheel drive. Both the 148bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi engine and 134bhp 1.6-litre CRDi engine feature 48-volt mild hybrid technology and are paired with Kia’s 7DCT, priced from £36,445 and £37,945, respectively. The 226bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi hybrid variant features a six-speed automatic gearbox and two-wheel drive, and is priced from £36,645. All-wheel drive PHEV models will be priced from £41,795.
‘4’ models feature the following additional equipment over ‘3’ models:
- Panorama sunroof
- Harman Kardon® premium sound system
- Wireless mobile phone charger
- 360-degree Around View Monitor
- Blind-Spot View Monitor (BVM)
- Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist (BCA)
- Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist (PCA)
- Remote Smart Parking Assist (RSPA) on HEV and PHEV versions
- Dual LED adaptive headlamps
- LED taillight clusters
- Ambient lighting
- Gloss black radiator grille, side sills, wheel arch mouldings and roof rails
- Matt chrome door and radiator upper garnishes
- Hyper silver rear skid plate
Flagship ‘GT-Line S’ edition
At the pinnacle of the all-new Sportage line-up is ‘GT-Line S’ specification. This is offered with the 148bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi engine with 7DCT and 48-volt mild hybrid technology and all-wheel-drive as standard, priced from £38,445. In addition, two 226bhp 1.6-litre T-GDi hybrid options are offered, with a choice of two-wheel drive (from £38,645) and all-wheel drive (from £40,245). Sportage PHEV ‘GT-Line S’ models, with all-wheel drive, represent the peak of the range, priced from £43,795.
The sporty appearance of the ‘GT-Line S’ takes the ‘4’ model as its basis and adds the following:
- ‘GT-Line’ styling
- 19-inch alloy wheels (18-inch alloy wheels on HEV)
- Artificial leather and suede upholstery
- Front ventilated seats
- Optional two-tone black roof
- 10-way driver’s and 8-way front passenger’s power adjustable seat
- Smart power tailgate
- Driver memory seats
The all-new Sportage – UK pricing and specifications
| The all-new Sportage |
Price |
Power
bhp |
Torque
Nm |
| ‘2’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed manual ISG |
£26,745 |
148 |
250 |
| ‘2’ 1.6 CRDi 6-speed manual ISG |
£27,745 |
113 |
280 |
| ‘GT-Line’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed manual ISG |
£29,745 |
148 |
250 |
| ‘GT-Line’ 1.6 T-GDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG |
£31,445 |
148 |
250 |
| ‘GT-Line’ 1.6 CRDi 6-speed manual ISG |
£30,745 |
113 |
280 |
| ‘GT-Line’ 1.6 CRDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG |
£32,945 |
134 |
320 |
| ‘3’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed manual ISG |
£30,945 |
148 |
250 |
| ‘3’ 1.6 T-GDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG |
£32,645 |
148 |
250 |
| ‘3’ 1.6 CRDi 6-speed manual ISG |
£31,945 |
113 |
280 |
| ‘3’ 1.6 CRDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG |
£34,145 |
134 |
320 |
| ‘4’ 1.6 T-GDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG AWD |
£36,445 |
148 |
250 |
| ‘4’ 1.6 CRDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG AWD |
£37,945 |
134 |
320 |
| ‘GT-Line S’ 1.6 T-GDi 48V 7-speed auto DCT ISG AWD |
£38,445 |
148 |
250 |
| The all-new Sportage Hybrid (HEV) |
Price |
Power bhp |
Torque
Nm |
| ‘GT-Line’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto HEV |
£33,245 |
226 |
400 |
| ‘3’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto HEV |
£34,445 |
226 |
400 |
| ‘4’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto HEV |
£36,645 |
226 |
400 |
| ‘GT-Line S’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto HEV |
£38,645 |
226 |
400 |
| ‘GT-Line S’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto HEV AWD |
£40,245 |
226 |
400 |
| The all-new Sportage Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) |
Price |
Power bhp |
Torque Nm |
| ‘GT-Line’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto PHEV AWD |
£38,395 |
261 |
TBC |
| ‘3’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto PHEV AWD |
£39,595 |
261 |
TBC |
| ‘4’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto PHEV AWD |
£41,795 |
261 |
TBC |
| ‘GT-Line S’ 1.6 T-GDi 6-speed auto PHEV AWD |
£43,795 |
261 |
TBC |
by gaukcars.com | Oct 1, 2024 | Blog
- The world’s first pure-electric luxury saloon undergoes final testing of drive and suspension systems at the BMW Group winter test centre in Arjeplog, Sweden
- Extreme conditions present the ideal environment to fine-tune the driving dynamics of the BMW i7
- Intensive test programme to take the BMW driving experience to a new high
- Lapland’s frozen lakes used to tailor the steering, Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and the regulated interaction between friction brake and deceleration by means of energy recuperation
- Pure-electric drivetrain performance evaluated in extreme sub-zero temperatures
- BMW i7 to launch in 2022
Ahead of next year’s launch of the BMW i7 – the world’s first all-electric luxury saloon – BMW is conducting winter testing of the forthcoming new model at the Polar Circle.
The BMW i7 is undergoing driving dynamics evaluation at the BMW Group winter test centre in Arjeplog, Sweden. Situated just a short distance from the Artic Circle, the environment of surrounding frozen surfaces and snow-covered roads present the perfect conditions for the manufacturer’s test engineers to fine-tune the performance of all drive and suspension systems.
The demanding test environment ensures that the BMW i7 will elevate the driving dynamics and comfort that are synonymous with the brand to a new high in the luxury class, yet all the while complementing optimum performance and refinement with zero local emissions.
Suspension components, together with steering, braking and vehicle stability systems, that are being developed for the future generation of the BMW 7 Series will be honed to perfection in the extreme climate. Specifically, springs, dampers and various regulating systems will be subject to performance-orientated tuning to ensure maximum driver feedback and enjoyment to match the several different drive modes.
Amongst the extremely challenging winter conditions, Lapland’s frozen lakes with their low road friction coefficient provide the opportunity for meticulous development of the steering, Dynamic Stability Control system (DSC) and the accurately regulated interaction between friction brake and deceleration by means of energy recuperation.
The intensive winter testing programme also focuses on the components of the all-electric drive system. The BMW i7’s electric drive, high-voltage battery, power electronics and charging technology all originate from the fifth generation of BMW eDrive technology, which already provides exceptional sustainable driving pleasure in the BMW iX. Above all, it is the motor, the battery and the temperature control system of the BMW i7 that prove their advanced technology and durability in the extreme sub-zero temperatures common to the north of Sweden.
With the BMW i7, the brand’s current model offensive in the luxury segment, plus its drive to introduce electrified vehicles in an increasing amount of vehicle sectors, is being continued in a particularly progressive way. For the first time, it is possible to experience a luxury saloon that is characterised by uncompromised elegance and refinement in conjunction with a purely electric drive system. The BMW i7 is based on the same vehicle concept as all further model variants of the BMW 7 Series. This integrated development also guarantees locally emission-free driving with the characteristic combination of both sporty and comfort-oriented handling and the space of a BMW luxury saloon.
The BMW Group
With its four brands BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce and BMW Motorrad, the BMW Group is the world’s leading premium manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles and also provides premium financial and mobility services. The BMW Group production network comprises 31 production and assembly facilities in 15 countries; the company has a global sales network in more than 140 countries.
In 2020, the BMW Group sold over 2.3 million passenger vehicles and more than 169,000 motorcycles worldwide. The profit before tax in the financial year 2020 was € 5.222 billion on revenues amounting to € 98.990 billion. As of 31 December 2020, the BMW Group had a workforce of 120,726 employees.
The success of the BMW Group has always been based on long-term thinking and responsible action. The company set the course for the future at an early stage and consistently makes sustainability and efficient resource management central to its strategic direction, from the supply chain through production to the end of the use phase of all products.
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by gaukcars.com | Oct 1, 2024 | Blog
- The All-New Dacia Jogger redefines the 7-seat family car with a blend of estate car practicality, MPV spaciousness and SUV styling
- Available with a choice of three trim levels – Essential, Comfort, and Extreme SE – starting from only £14,995 OTR
- Generous standard specification includes air conditioning, cruise control and rear parking sensors across the range
- Innovative modular roof rails and split-folding seats with more than 60 possible configurations offer unrivalled practicality and versatility
- Three multimedia systems available, including Dacia’s clever Media Control – placing the smartphone at the centre of the experience
- Available to pre-order online now at www.dacia.co.uk, with first deliveries expected in the first half of 2022
Dacia has confirmed full UK pricing and specifications for its sector-redefining 7-seater family car, the All-New Dacia Jogger, which is now available to pre-order online.
Offering Dacia’s famed-fresh thinking and value-for-money approach to the market, the All-New Jogger is priced from only £14,995 on-the-road.
The All-New Dacia Jogger offers unrivalled versatility by blending the practicality of an estate car with the spaciousness of an MPV and the styling of an SUV to create a family car that exists in a class of its own.
Generous proportions and rugged styling ensure the All-New Jogger is ready for adventure, backed up by a series of clever touches and smart thinking, from the ingenious modular roof rails to the innovative Media Control system that places the smartphone at the centre of the car’s multimedia experience.
At launch, the All-New Jogger will be powered by Dacia’s brand new TCe 110 turbocharged petrol engine, delivering both willing performance, excellent fuel economy and reduced emissions thanks to several technical innovations.
The All-New Jogger will be available exclusively with 7-seats and in three trim levels – Essential, Comfort, and Extreme SE. All versions are generously equipped with air conditioning, cruise control, and rear parking sensors as standard across the range. In the interests of keeping things simple for customers, the All-New Jogger is offered with just two options – metallic paint and a spare wheel.
The All-New Dacia Jogger is available to pre-order online now, with first deliveries expected in the first half of 2022.
EXTERIOR DESIGN
Based on the company’s modular CMF-B platform, the All-New Jogger features a unique rear module that extends the car’s length to just over 4.5m, making it the longest model in the Dacia range. Key to the Jogger’s spaciousness, this extra length allows it to deliver the same level of versatility as many larger models from the segments above.
With a generous 200mm of ground clearance (unladen), a reinforced body structure, and protective body-cladding, the All-New Jogger has been designed with an active life in mind. That ethos can be seen in the bold, wide grille, flanked by Dacia’s signature Y-shaped LED daytime running lights and headlights with LED low-beam illumination.
The vertical rear lights maximise the width of the tailgate making loading easier, while a low load sill makes accessing the All-New Jogger’s spacious cargo area fuss-free. The Jogger’s readiness for the great outdoors continues with its innovative modular roof rails that transform in a few simple steps to accept anything from skis to mountain bikes, complete with a generous 80kg load capacity.
Comfort models feature Dacia’s clever ‘Flex’ wheels which, although styled to replicate the appearance of alloy wheels, are more robust and affordable should they need to be replaced.
Alloy wheels with a stylish black finish are standard on the Extreme SE model, along with modular black roof rails, black door mirrors, black shark-fin antenna, unique protective door strips, and contrasting front and rear skid plates.
There are six distinctive body colours to choose from, with Pearl Black, Slate Grey, Moonstone Grey and Terracotta Bronze available across the range, and Glacier White and Iron Blue on Essential and Comfort models.
INTERIOR FEATURES
The All-New Dacia Jogger offers unrivalled interior space for a family of up to seven. With three full rows of seating, the All-New Jogger can easily accommodate up to seven adults in comfort or, with the split-folding seats arranged into one of more than 60 possible configurations, up to 1,819 DM3 VDA of cargo space.
The second-row seats offer plenty of seat height, similar to those in the front, together with generous foot- and knee-room. A tipping mechanism provides access to the third-row seats, made easier by longer rear doors, while an impressive 855mm of headroom and 127mm of knee-room allows two adults to sit in comfort.
With all seats in place, the boot offers a useful 213-litres of storage space, rising to 712-litres with the third-row seats folded and measured to the top of the backrest. Folding the second-row seats and removing the third row increases that still further to an impressive 1,819 DM3 VDA.
Dacia’s ingenious design ensures the available space can be used in any number of ways, with four lashing rings, three load hooks, and elastic straps to hold loads safely and securely. With a 12V socket and ISOFIX child-seat mounts for the second-row seats, the All-New Jogger offers maximum versatility.
Fold-down tray tables (available on Extreme SE) and cup holders for the second-row seats ensure all occupants are kept entertained, while even those in the third row have their own armrests.
Always helping to keep family life organised, the All-New Jogger boasts 24-litres of storage space spread conveniently throughout the cabin. A generously sized 7-litre glove box is joined by front and rear door pockets capable of holding a 1-litre bottle, with a 1.3-litre lidded storage bin within the centre console and six cup-holders.
MULTIMEDIA
Three advanced multimedia and infotainment systems are available in the All-New Dacia Jogger, each with a range of powerful connected features for busy, modern families.
Dacia’s clever Media Control system revolves around a smartphone docking station integrated into the dashboard. By using the screen that we carry with us every day – our smartphones – Dacia has created a way of maximising usability and familiarity, while also solving the problems caused by aftermarket windscreen mounts and charging cables.
Once the smartphone is held securely within the universal slot, the free Dacia Media Control app places the phone at the heart of the connected experience. Navigation, radio, music, telephone, and even vehicle information are all now at the driver’s fingertips, accessed through the phone’s own voice recognition function or via the steering wheel-mounted controls. Music and navigation instructions are channelled through the car’s speakers thanks to the Bluetooth connection, while a conveniently located USB port handles charging duties.
Media Display upgrades the audio experience with four speakers, while an 8-inch touchscreen mounted high on the dashboard and angled towards the driver for maximum visibility takes over from the Media Control docking station. The system boasts both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, while a new ‘Car’ tab gives access to various ADAS and vehicle settings.
Media Nav builds upon the Media Display system with the addition of wireless connectivity for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a full in-car navigation function, and an upgraded audio system with six speakers and two USB ports.
ENGINES
From launch, the All-New Jogger will be powered by Dacia’s new TCe 110 1.0-litre three-cylinder direct injection turbocharged petrol engine. Developing 110hp and 200Nm of torque at 2,900-3,500rpm, it uses technical innovations such as variable valve timing, a variable displacement oil pump, an integrated exhaust manifold, and a particulate filter to achieve impressive performance while reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Euro 6D-Full compliant and equipped with Stop & Start as standard, the TCe 110 is coupled to a smooth-shifting, low friction six-speed manual transmission to help deliver the best possible performance.
SAFETY
All Dacia Jogger models feature six airbags, including curtain and side airbags to protect the abdomen, chest and head, as well as a range of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
- Automatic Emergency Braking System (AEBS) is standard across the range and uses front-mounted radar to measure the distance to the vehicles in front and warn the driver should a risk of collision be detected. If the driver fails to take avoiding action, the system can amplify or apply the brakes automatically.
- Blind Spot Warning illuminates an LED light within the door mirror to warn the driver if another vehicle may be concealed from view.
- Park Assist comprises of four ultrasonic rear sensors that are standard across all trim levels. Comfort and Extreme SE will get an additional 4 front sensors and a rear-view camera to provide both audible and visual assistance during parking manoeuvres.
- Hill Start Assist prevents the vehicle from rolling backwards on a hill by holding the brakes for a period of two seconds after the driver releases their foot from the pedal.
Electronic Stability Control and cruise control with speed limiter are standard across the range, with blind spot warning and reversing camera available on selected grades.
UK SPECIFICATIONS
In line with Dacia’s brand ethos of offering simple, no-nonsense and value for money vehicles, the All-New Jogger is available with a choice of three well-equipped trim levels – Essential, Comfort and a special edition, Extreme SE.
Priced from only £14,995, the All-New Jogger Essential includes manual air conditioning, cruise control with speed limiter, rear parking sensors, an adjustable steering wheel, automatic headlights, front fog lights, electric front windows, Automatic Emergency Braking System (AEBS), and Dacia’s clever Media Control that places the smartphone at the centre of the infotainment experience.
From £16,595, the Jogger Comfort adds Dacia’s innovative modular roof rails, body-colour door handles, electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors with dark metal finish, automatic wipers, rear parking sensors with reversing camera, and clever 16-inch ‘Flex’ steel wheels that, although styled to replicate the appearance of alloy wheels, are more robust and affordable should they need to be replaced.
Moving inside, the Comfort model goes further with a soft-feel steering wheel, satin chrome interior door handles, satin chrome and copper orange air vents, central armrest with storage, electric rear windows and one-touch operation on the front, electric parking brake, keyless entry, automatic air conditioning, blind spot warning, and Dacia’s 8-inch Media Display system with two USB ports and smartphone mirroring, including both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
At £17,395, the special edition Extreme SE introduces 16-inch alloy wheels in a black finish, and both front and rear parking sensors with reversing camera. The interior, meanwhile, gains heated front seats, special floor and cargo mats, and Dacia’s Media Nav system with built-in navigation and wireless smartphone mirroring. The Extreme SE will only be available for a limited amount of time.
PRE-ORDERING
Available to pre-order now via www.dacia.co.uk, customers can leave a fully refundable £99 deposit, ensuring supply of their new vehicle as quickly as possible. In addition, for those who do pre-order, Dacia will pay for the vehicles first service.
PRICING
| Version |
VED Year 1 |
BIK |
Basic Price |
VAT 20% |
Total Retail Price |
First Registration Fee |
Delivery Charge |
OTR |
| Jogger Essential TCe 110 |
£220 |
29% |
£11,770.83 |
£2,354.17 |
£14,125 |
£55 |
£595 |
£14,995 |
| Jogger Comfort TCe 110 |
£220 |
29% |
£13,104.17 |
£2,620.83 |
£15,725 |
£55 |
£595 |
£16,595 |
| Jogger Extreme SE TCe 110 |
£220 |
29% |
£13,770.83 |
£2,754.17 |
£16,525 |
£55 |
£595 |
£17,395 |
DIMENSIONS
| BOOT VOLUME (dm3 VDA / litres) |
|
| All rows in place (top of backrest) |
160 / 213 |
| 3rd row folded down (top of backrest) |
565 / 712 |
| 2nd folded down and 3rd removed |
1,819 / – |
| |
|
|
| DIMENSIONS (mm) |
|
| Overall length |
4,547 |
| Wheelbase |
2,898 |
| Front overhang |
830 |
| Rear overhang |
820 |
| Overall width with mirrors folded / mirrors open |
1,784 / 2,007 |
| Front track |
1,520 |
| Rear track |
1,509 |
| Unladen Height without / with longitudinal roof bars |
1,632 / 1,691 |
| Ground clearance unladen |
200 |
| Front knee room |
181 |
| Rear passenger knee room – 2nd row |
181 |
| Rear passenger knee room – 3rd row |
127 |
| Front / rear 2nd row / rear 3rd row elbow room |
1,410 / 1,416 / 1,243 |
| Front / rear 2nd row / rear 3rd row shoulder room |
1,395 / 1,372 / 1,242 |
| Front head height |
923 |
| Rear head height – 2nd row |
910 |
| Rear head height – 3rd row |
855 |
| Loading length with all seats / 3rd row folded / 3rd and 2nd row folded |
390 / 1,066 / 2,000 |
| Inner width between wheel arch |
1,018 |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| ENGINE |
TCe 110 |
| Fuel type |
Unleaded petrol |
| Emissions standards |
Euro 6D Full |
| Engine capacity (cc) |
999 |
| Number of cylinders / vales |
3 cyl / 12 |
| Bore x stroke (mm) |
72.2 x 81.34 |
| Injection type |
Gasoline direct injection |
| Aspiration |
Turbocharged |
| Maximum power kW (Metric HP) at rpm |
81 (109) @ 5000-5250 |
| Maximum torque (Nm) at rpm |
200 @ 2900-3500 |
| PERFORMANCE |
|
| Top speed (mph) |
114 |
| 0 – 62 mph (s) |
11.2 |
| GEAR BOX |
|
| Type |
Manual 6-speed |
| TYRES |
|
| Standard tyre size |
205/60 R16 92H |
| Repair kit / Spare wheel |
Yes / Optional |
| BRAKES |
|
| Diameter / thickness of vented front discs (mm) |
280 / 24 |
| Rear brakes |
9-inch drums |
| FUEL ECONOMY AND EMISSIONS |
|
| CO2 WLTP (g/km) |
132 |
| Combined cycle WLTP (mpg) |
47.1 – 49.6 |
| Tank capacity (L) |
50 |
| STEERING AND SUSPENSION |
|
| Type |
Electric power steering |
| Turning circle, curb to curb (m) |
11.7 |
| Steering wheel turns, lock to lock |
3.26 |
| Front suspension type |
Train type pseudo Macpherson |
| Rear suspension type |
Train torsible |
| WEIGHT |
|
| Kerb weight (kg) |
1,205 |
| Gross weight (kg) |
1,862 |
| Gross train weight (kg) |
3,062 |
| Max. braked trailer weight (kg) |
1,200 |
| Max. unbraked trailer weight (kg) |
640 |
| Max payload (kg) |
657 / 598 |