Jeep integrates e-Hybrid technology into the Compass and Renegade – El Periodico de la Energía models

cars Company pocket Mild hybrid technology launched hybrid in their models compass And the dissidentallowing to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by 15% compared to equivalent gasoline versions.

According to the company, in a statement, this technology provides the power and agility of a turbocharged 1.5-liter 130-horsepower four-cylinder engine with the smoothness of a 20-horsepower electric motor, paired with a dual-speed gearbox. Seven-speed clutch.

The efficiency of this engine has been improved, with the development of a new cylinder head, integrated combustion chamber, ‘high-fly’ timing for valves and variable intake channels.

The Jeep Renegade and Compass e-Hybrid’s braking system features an “auto-charge” function that uses decelerations to maximize kinetic energy recovery and improve efficiency.

Also, with Silent Start, the car starts without having to start the petrol engine, using a pure electric driving mode. With an electric motor, the vehicle can drive silently and without emissions, using only the electric motor.

On the other hand, e-Queuing allows the vehicle to continue moving in the event of stuck traffic in electric mode, while e-Parking simplifies parking maneuvers, which can only be performed with electric propulsion.

UPLAND Special Edition

The company introduced a new special edition, called Upland, in the Renegade and Compass e-Hybrid lineup, which features unique aesthetic details.

This version is offered in the exclusive new Matter Azur exterior and features a two-tone black roof and gloss black alloy wheels 17″ on the Renegade and 18″ on the Compass.

Also of note are the new MetaKrome bronze finishes on the front grille surround and rear skid plate, as well as a vinyl delineated hood.

In the Renegade, some black plastic interior panels and components are derived from recycled materials, particularly the plastic used in car headlights. The passenger compartment also features several MetaKrome bronze-coated wheels.

While in the Compass, both the door panels and dashboard are upholstered in the same material derived from recycled plastic, while the MetaKrome Bronze finish, made with eco-paints, enhances the look of the dashboard.