Debut for Mitsubishi's Colt ClearTec

The new Colt ClearTec nose
Colt_Cleartec in Brighton Auto Stop & Go button

Benefits: Roomy interior
Technology: ClearTec
Power: 70kW
Performance: Petrol engine
Emissions: Under 120g/km CO2, zero at the traffic lights

From rally Evo to Eco-Rally

Mitsubishi debut their new Colt ClearTec supermini driven by Robert Llewellyn. It's powered by the first of Mitsubishi’s lower CO2 engines the only petrol Band B ‘Super Mini’ to have CO2 levels lower than 120g/km.

Small carbon footprint, big space.

The largest and roomiest petrol car in Band B (£35 p.a. VED)
The largest volume of any vehicle with CO2 under 120g/km

ClearTec

A major element of the ClearTec system is the ‘Auto Stop & Go’ technology. The system automatically stops and restarts the engine when the vehicle is stationary – such as at traffic lights or in a traffic jam.

ClearTec also uses other technologies such as:

  • Low rolling-resistance tyres
  • Improved differential on the final fear ratio (higher speed for the same rpm)
  • High efficiency alternator – recharges the battery whilst braking and accelerating
  • Low viscosity oil

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