
Smart technology solutions and modular construction method of Saab's concept car, the Phoenix will make the next generation 9-3 profitable.
Saab's new concept car is not only the elegant design study that is now displayed at the Geneva Motor Show, or the smart technology solutions that sits under the hood.
The concept of Phoenix is also a modular construction method, which will
make it possible to use more and more components and construction
details of all Saab models in the future.
Concept Phoenix contains a number of technology solutions that will fit into the new module system.
* The new electric axle exwd give Saab a hybrid operation, together with
opportunities for all-wheel drive and extra power when needed.
* 1.6-liter gasoline engine as the Saab purchase from BMW.
* Fuel-saving details such as start / stop function, automatically
switchable generator and water pump and fuel shut-off when braking.
• A new fuel tank made of stainless steel. Three kilos lighter and
half as expensive as a conventional plastic water tank and also
recyclable.
Petrol: Transverse 4-cylinder inline engine of 1.6 liters. Cylinder head
and engine block of aluminum, steel lined cylinder walls. Two
sinter-overhead cams, four valves per cylinder. Variable valve timing
(intake and exhaust), variable lift (intake), direct injection, Double
Loading (twin scroll) turbo, intercooler. Bosch electronic engine
management Stop / start function, regeneration of braking energy.
Bore / Stroke: 77/85, 8 mm
Compression ratio: 10,5:1.
Maximum power: 200 hp (147 kW) at 6000 rpm.
Maximum torque: 250 Nm at 2000-5000 rpm.
Saab exwd, electric four-wheel drive: electric motor / generator 34 hp
(25 kW) drives the rear wheels, along with the differential and drive
shafts mounted between the rear wheels. Air-cooled 1.1 kW / h lithium /
ion battery mounted under the trunk. Charged by regeneration of braking
energy, Electrical power increments for the acceleration, power
distribution, and increased accessibility, Saab developed hybrid control
systems.
Suspension / Suspension: Independent suspension with coil springs and
stabilizer bar front and rear. Front MacPherson struts and lower
wishbones, aluminum. Rear multi-link suspension (5 arms).
Transmission: 6-speed manual transmission.
Steering: Rack and pinion, servo.
Wheels, brakes: 20 inch high alloy wheels, 245/40 R20 tires. Ventilated
disc brakes, diameter front / rear 378 / 325 mm. Calipers with 6 pistons
front and four rear.
Performance (estimated) 0-100 km / h: 5.9 seconds
80-120 km / h in 5th gear: 9.8 seconds
Top speed: 250 km / h (electronically limited)
Fuel consumption (combined): 5.0 l/100km
CO2 emissions: 119 g / km
Cd (drag coefficient): 0.25
External dimensions
Length: 4416 mm
Width 1868 mm
Height: 1328 mm
Wheelbase: 2555 mm
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