At Geneva Motor Show this past March, Skoda released the environmentally-friendly GreenLine versions of the two models. Both Fabia and Roomster GreenLine II models feature the usual roster of environmentally friendly touches.
Both used the stop-start technology, a new energy recuperation system that utilizes the vehicle’s kinetic energy for battery recharging, a lowered and aerodynamically-covered chassis, low rolling resistance tires and a gear recommendation light on the dashboard.
Fuel consumption of just obtained from 3.4lt/100km (equal to 69.2 mpg 83.1mpg U.S. and UK) and CO2 emissions of 89 g / km for the Fabia GreenLine II, and 4.2lt/100km (equal to 67.3mpg and 55.9 mpg UK U.S.) and 109 g / km for the Roomster GreenLine II.
The standard Fabia hatch and Roomster MPV has the most important innovation on both GreenLine II models concerns the introduction of the VW Group’s new 1.2-liter three-cylinder supercharged diesel engine that produces 75-horsepower. The new diesel unit is linked to a five-speed manual gearbox with identical ratios as the one fitted on the ordinary Fabia and Roomster models with the same engine.
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