The 14 non-electric cars that pollute the least and consume the least
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Technological news from Eva Rodríguez de Luis de Xataka in "Boulevard Magazine" of Radio Euskadi.
List of the 14 non-electric cars that pollute the least and consume the least.
- Dacia Sandero, 100CV engine, with a mixed consumption in WLTP of 4.8 l / 100km and CO2 emissions of 115 g / km.
- Hyunday Kona, a 141CV hybrid SUV that consumes 5.0 l / 100km and CO2 emissions of 114 g / km.
- Kia Niro, 141CV hybrid SUV. Its consumption stands, according to the WLTP cycle, at 4.8 l / 100km and emissions of 110 g / km.
- Lexus CT 200h, the 2019 version, consumption of 4.8 l / 100km together with emissions of 108.0 g / km of CO2 emitted.
- Toyota CH-R, a 122CV hybrid suv with a consumption of 4.7 l / 100km and 108 g / km of CO2 emitted.
- Seat León, 2020 2.0 TDI model, consumption of 4.1 l / 100km and 107 g / km of CO2 emitted.
- Peugeot 208, 100CV, its numbers are quite low: 4.1 l / 100 km and 107 g / km of CO2 emitted.
- Opel Corsa, consumption of 4.1 l / 100km, as well as a combined emissions of 107 g / km.
- Hyunday Ioniq, 141CV, the 2019 version offers a consumption of 4.5 l / 100km and a level of CO2 emissions of 103 g / km.
- 109 hp Honda Jazz, with a consumption of 4.5 l / 100km and CO2 emissions from 102 g / km.
- Toyota Prius, 136 hp, the first model in this ranking to drop below 100 g / km in CO2 emissions. Its homologated figures under WLTP are 4.4 l / 100km and 99 g / km.
- Toyota Corolla, 122 hp with low WLTP figures of 4.3 liters per 100 kilometers and 98 g / km in CO2 emissions
- Renault Clio E-Tech marks a minimum of 4.3 l / 100km in WLTP cycle and 96 g / km
- Toyota Yaris 2020, 116CV, with 3.8 liters per 100 kilometers and 85 g / km in CO2 emissions. It is the only one that would meet the parameters that Europe will set next year.
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