Following on from the launch of the refreshed Fabia and Roomster models at Geneva Motor Show this beyond March, Skoda has now released the environmentally-pleasant GreenLine versions of the 2 fashions.
Leaving apart the diffused aesthetic adjustments that are similar to on the usual Fabia hatch and Roomster MPV, the most critical innovation on both GreenLine II fashions issues the introduction of the VW Group's new 1.2-liter 3-cylinder supercharged diesel engine that produces seventy five-horsepower.
The new diesel unit is related to a five-speed guide gearbox with equal ratios as the one geared up at the ordinary Fabia and Roomster models with the same engine.
Both Fabia and Roomster GreenLine II models feature the same old roster of environmentally friendly touches.
These consist of prevent-start generation, a brand new power recuperation machine that utilizes the automobile's kinetic power for battery recharging, a lowered and aerodynamically-included chassis, low rolling resistance tires and a tools advice light on the dashboard.
These measures bring about a combined fuel intake of just 3.4lt/100km (same to sixty nine.2 mpg US and 83.1mpg UK) and CO2 emissions of 89 g/km for the Fabia GreenLine II, and four.2lt/100km (equal to 67.3mpg UK and 55.9 mpg US) and 109 g/km for the Roomster GreenLine II.
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