08 February 2012

DAIHATSU: green cars with CO2 emissions under 150g/km

Innovation for tomorrow. Daihatsu cars are built following a policy of "Genchi-genbutsu." This Japanese word means to go to the source to ascertain all the facts to make correct decisions, build consensus and to achieve all goals.

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Daihatsu Copen Roadster

1.3 2009 - The latest Daihatsu Copen has grown ‘just’ a little and has been given a new normally aspirated 1.3 litre engine and improved suspension. It all adds up to an even more involving, fun ride that promi [...]

Daihatsu Sirion

1.0 SE (2009) - The little Sirion packs a few tricks up its sleeve with nimble manoeuvrability, impressive interior space and lots of standard kit. The car is very well built and has typical Japanese reliability tha [...]

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* Cars registered on or after 1 April 2010 (based on fuel type and CO2 emissions)

Latest Green Car News

Daihatsu to expand fuel saving efforts

Toyota’s mini-vehicle specialist, Daihatsu, is expected to apply the fuel conserving technology that was first used in the Mira e:S vehicle to other models in its line-up. Both the Daihatsu Move and Daihatsu Tanto are expected to benefit from the technology, according to reports in The Nikkei. Currently the Daihatsu Mira e:S has one of [...]

Daihatsu develops energy saving technology

Toyota’s mini vehicle specialist, Daihatsu, has developed e:S (energy saving) technology that is set to be at the heart of the production of future motor vehicles. As part of the process of development, it overhauled all aspects of the engine, transmission and body structure in an effort to maximise energy efficiency – and in the [...]

Daihatsu to debut six concepts in Tokyo

What Frankfurt was to European car makers, Tokyo promises to be for Japanese manufacturers as Daihatsu Motor, Toyota’s mini-car specialist, lines up six concept cars for the event. The concepts cars will be of four different vehicle series and they will stand alongside nine production vehicles at the show. One of the new vehicles will [...]

Daihatsu may join electric revolution

Another leading name in the automotive industry is considering making the switch to electric vehicles as Daihatsu admitted it was interested in the concept. However, Toyota’s mini-car specialist admits there is a stumbling block to any progression in this area – namely that it would need to obtain the proper batteries. The company’s president claimed [...]

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