Daihatsu Rocky's Twins From Subaru Now Have Hybrid Technology, This Is How To Consumption Of Fuel

Subaru Rex with e-Smart Hybrid technology. (Doc. Car Watch)

JAKARTA - Subaru expanded the lineup of hybrid vehicles in the Japanese market by introducing a small SUV, Rex, which is equipped with "e-Smart Hybrid" technology supplied from Daihatsu.

In the Sakura State market, the hybrid version of Rex is divided into two choices, namely "G Hybrid" and "Z Hybrid" with its own advantages.

Launching from Japanese media Car Watch, Friday, June 13, the "e-Smart Hybrid" technology is combined with a 82 ps-powered 1.2 liter 3-cylinder engine and a 105 Nm torque.

The hybrid system comes from electric propulsion which contributes 106 ps of power and 170 Nm of torque which not only provides additional performance, but also availability in fuel consumption.

The hybrid system is claimed to be very suitable for compact cars such as the Subaru Rex with a simple mechanism that combines 1.2 liter engines dedicated to power generation with a motorcycle.

Motorcyclists provide responsive acceleration and silent operation, while optimal control of power generation and charging and charging.

Thus, the twin of Daihatsu Rocky can produce fuel consumption of up to 28 km/liter according to the WLTC cycle or more efficient than the pure gasoline version.

Apart from adding hybrid technology, there are no other changes to Subaru Rex both on the exterior and interior side by maintaining the same designs as Daihatsu Rocky and Toyota Raize.

Speaking of prices, the Subaru Rex has hybrid technology set at prices ranging from 2,216,500 yen (Rp252 million) for the Hybrid G and 2,608,100 yen (Rp296.6 million) for the Hybrid Z type.