Wednesday, April 8, 2015

New York motor show revealing for Toyota Rav4 Hybrid a 2.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor

New York motor show revealing for Toyota Rav4 Hybrid a 2.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor


The new Toyota RAV4 Hybrid has been launched at the New York Motor Show this month which is due to go on sale early up coming year. The new SUV will utilize a 2.5-litre petrol engine put together with an electric motor and will possibly share some components with the Lexus NX SUV from the Japanese brand's high class arm.

The new car combines a 2.5-litre petrol engine as well as an electric motor, with a further motor powering the rear axle to deliver electronic all-wheel drive. The AWD potential provides extra safety and stability when negotiating low-grip surfaces, this also provides you with a towing capacity of 1,650kg, with Toyota’s Trailer Sway Control system giving added security and reassurance.

The new RAV4 will even bring the Toyota Safety Sense suite of features. Combined with the Pre-Collision System, Lane Departure Alert, Automatic High Beam as well as Road Sign Assist options that may also be included in the package for new Avensis and Auris this summer, the RAV4 will in addition get Adaptive Cruise Control along with two important modifications to the basic Pre-Collision System functions.

The variants with internal combustion engines will offer you four trim levels: LE, XLE, Limited and a new one, the SE. Toyota also chose to give the complete line-up a makeover. Like the new XLE and Limited hybrids, all types of the 2016 RAV4 feature a refreshed exterior with a lot more fluid and dynamic look. The front end has been radically adjusted. The stylists chosen LEDs to generate a more dynamic package. The rear bumper has been remodeled, as gain the hatch and LED taillights. The wheel wells are even larger and fixed at the bottom by a crease that runs parallel to another character line placed perfectly under the beltline. The alloy wheels are brand new as well too.

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