Valhalla

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Jon39

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150 months

Sunday 8th September
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Testing at Nurburgring.





Mr.Tremlini

1,499 posts

108 months

Monday 9th September
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Thanks Jon.
That rear wing is WEC Spec!!

Jon39

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13,378 posts

150 months

Thursday 12th September
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Motor manufacturers appear to have an agreement with the DVLA, whereby many technical details are redacted with 'Not available' for prototype vehicles.

I forget which hybrid engine was mentioned for the Valhalla, but the DVLA does not help us.





Simpo Two

87,086 posts

272 months

Thursday 12th September
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But the CO2 emissions are declared as zero.

Obviously an EV would be zero, but are hybrids also declared as zero?

BiggaJ

879 posts

46 months

Thursday 12th September
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Simpo Two said:
But the CO2 emissions are declared as zero.

Obviously an EV would be zero, but are hybrids also declared as zero?
PHEV's are not zero emissions, I think the lowest I have seen is the GLC Merc at 11g/km .. there maybe other lower rated cars but for a car with 300 bhp and a 2 litre turbo up front that can also do about 80 miles on electric only, its a pretty low number.

Dewi 2

1,493 posts

72 months

Thursday 12th September
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Simpo Two said:
But the CO2 emissions are declared as zero.

Obviously an EV would be zero, but are hybrids also declared as zero?

My Mercedes is a mild hybrid, so not a plug-in.
CO2 Emissions 163 g/km
Real Driving Emissions (RDE) 2
[ I don't know what that means. 2 what? ]

The DVLA describe my car as; 'Fuel type Hybrid Electric (Clean)'.
I hope (Clean) does not make it obligatory for me to be an evangelist and become a fluent Wokie speaker.

I do like the 600 mile range though. Completely forget about filling for weeks, until I am suddenly surprised to notice low fuel.