2008 Citroen C-Cactus Concept Car Wallpaper & Specifications


General

Country Of Origin		N.A
Year Of Introduction		2008
Base Price When New		N.A
Miles Per Gallon		N.A
Body Type		N.A
Curb Weight		N.A
Powertrain Layout		N.A
Transmission		N.A

Engine

Configuration		HYmotion2 diesel–electric hybrid
Displacement		N.A
Power		N.A
Torque		N.A
BHP / Liter		N.A
BHP / Weight		N.A
Redline		N.A

Performance

Top Speed		N.A
0 - 62 mph		N.A
0 - 100 mph		N.A
0 - ¢®E¡Ëc¡Ë¢ç¢®¢¯u mile		N.A
Skidpad		N.A
Braking, 62-0 mph		N.A
Slalom Speed		N.A

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Manufacturer Press Release
PRESS RELEASE: CITROËN PLUGS IN TO A GREENER FUTURE Citroën has embarked on a new project to look into the feasibility of producing an ultra-environmentally friendly vehicle based on the critically acclaimed C-Cactus concept car. The C-Cactus represents a new approach to eco-friendly design. The radical, essentialist vehicle, with its emphasis on environmental technology, features a simplified design throughout, significantly reducing the number of components and leading to a reduction in weight, cost and the impact on the environment. Removing features that are non-essential to the running of the car or the comfort and safety of the occupants – even doing away with the dashboard – has resulted in an interior comprising around half the parts of a similarly-sized conventional car. The door panels are made of just two parts, compared to twelve in a conventional car and many components are made from recycled materials. The project will consider a range of powerplants including a 1.0 litre, sub 100g/km CO2 , petrol; a HYmotion2 diesel–electric hybrid returning near 100mpg fuel economy and CO2 emissions of just 78g/km or a 100% electric model, similar to the version which is on display at the Paris motor show and which offers zero emissions together with a top speed and range of almost 70mph and 100 miles respectively.

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