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Get To Know Direct Injection, The New Technology Used By Chevrolet That Is Changing The Automotive Industry (For The Better!)
Chevrolet is preparing a major innovation for its most popular models: Onix, Onix Plus, Tracker, and Montana will receive versions with direct injection in their engines starting in 2025. This change aims to meet the requirements of Proconve L8, which seeks to reduce emissions and improve vehicle efficiency, according to the website Tudo Celular.
Fuel direct injection is a technology that injects fuel directly into the combustion chamber, which provides a more efficient and complete combustion. This results in a reduction in emissions, as well as an increase in power and a decrease in fuel consumption.
When the current model of the Onix was launched in 2019, many were surprised to find that it did not feature direct injection technology in its 1.0 turbo three-cylinder engine. Chevrolet justified this choice by the lower maintenance cost of indirect injection at the time.
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News For Chevrolet Models
Starting in 2025, the 1.0 turbo engines of the Onix, Onix Plus, and Tracker will be equipped with direct fuel injection, which promises to significantly improve their performance and efficiency. Montana will receive the technology in its 1.2 engine, providing an even more pleasant driving experience.
In addition to reducing fuel emissions and improving performance, direct injection technology allows for more precise dosing of air and fuel, resulting in a smoother and more economical operation for the engines.
Proconve L8 And Chevrolet’s New Fueling Phase
The Proconve L8 program, which will take effect on January 1, 2025, establishes stricter emission standards for vehicles sold in Brazil. The implementation of direct injection by Chevrolet is in line with these new regulations, ensuring that its models comply with environmental standards.
With the implementation of direct injection technology in its most popular models, Chevrolet demonstrates its commitment to innovation and sustainability. The new engines promise to deliver superior performance while contributing to the reduction of fuel emissions and greater energy efficiency.
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