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With a record range of over 2.200 km, the Chinese sedan promises to revolutionize the automotive market and the way we travel.
If you think hybrid cars are just starting to make a name for themselves in the automotive market, get ready to meet the Roewe D7 DMH. This Chinese sedan has just broken all autonomy records, showing that the future of vehicles may be closer than we imagine. And, with impressive numbers, this hybrid car is already being seen as one of the first steps towards the long-awaited end of gas stations.
Hybrid car with record range: More than 2.200 km on a single charge
One of the most discussed points when buying a hybrid or electric car is autonomy. After all, no one wants to be left stranded on the road. And this is precisely where the Roewe D7 DMH shines. During rigorous tests, the sedan managed to travel an incredible 2.208 km on a single charge and tank of fuel, breaking the world record for plug-in hybrid vehicles.
The secret behind this feat? The perfect combination of a 1.5-liter gasoline engine and an electric motor, which together deliver 204 hp of power and a torque of 33,6 kgfm. In addition, the car has proven to be efficient even in extreme conditions, facing temperatures of -8°C and altitudes of up to 1.600 meters.
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What does this mean for the automotive market?
The success of the Roewe D7 DMH hybrid car is not only a victory for the Chinese brand, but also a milestone for the global automotive market. As more consumers seek sustainable and economical alternatives, hybrids are gaining traction as a middle ground between combustion and pure electric vehicles.
With an average fuel consumption of 40,1 km/l, the D7 DMH not only saves fuel, but also significantly reduces carbon emissions. This is great news for those who care about the environment and want to contribute to a more sustainable future.
New hybrid car combines performance and comfort
In addition to its impressive range, this hybrid car does not disappoint in terms of performance. With a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 7,9 seconds and a top speed of 185 km/h, it offers a driving experience that combines agility and efficiency.
And that's not all. The sedan was designed to ensure maximum comfort, with generous dimensions of 4,89 meters in length and 1,89 meters in width. The interior space is complemented by a wheelbase of 2,81 meters, ensuring that all occupants have a comfortable ride, whether in the city or on the highway.
The end of gas stations?
With the rise of hybrid and electric vehicles, many experts believe that we are heading towards the end of the gas station as we know it. The Roewe D7 DMH is a clear example of how technology can reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, offering a range that challenges even the most traditional vehicles.
Of course, we’re still far from eliminating gas stations entirely, but the trend is clear: as more hybrid and electric models come onto the market, the demand for fossil fuels is set to decline. This not only impacts the automotive sector, but could also transform the way we think about transportation and infrastructure.
A look at the future of the automotive market
The automotive market is constantly evolving, and the Roewe D7 DMH is proof that innovation is in full swing. With record-breaking range, impressive performance and a commitment to sustainability, it shows that hybrid cars have a crucial role to play in the transition to a greener future. The model is an indication that car manufacturers Chinese are willing to compete on equal terms with the giants in the sector, offering cutting-edge technology and competitive prices.
The Roewe D7 DMH is not just another hybrid car; it is a clear sign that the automotive market is changing. With an impressive range, it challenges current standards and makes us wonder: are we seeing the beginning of the end of the gas station?
In any case, one thing is certain: the future of vehicles is increasingly electrified, and we are the ones who benefit from this, with greater efficiency, less pollution and a move towards sustainability.
This article was prepared based on information published by the Garagem360 website.
I haven't read the article, but I have a question.
With a hybrid car, you'll end up with gas stations where you need to fill up!?
Coming from China, I don't really believe it, they do the tests themselves and release them to the media, who guarantees all this autonomy?
These are the near future. There is no way to escape these new technologies. Today, in cities, we have more gas stations than any other type of business. We have one on every corner. Cars like these will certainly put an end to many of these.