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Can consider.. just that it's CVT gearbox.

Engine & Transmission
Engine Capacity2,487 cc
Engine Type4-cylinder in-line 16-valve
Battery TypeNickel metal hydride
Fuel TypePetrol-Electric
Drive TypeAll-wheel drive
TransmissionE-CVT (A)
Performance
Engine Power137 kW (184 bhp)
Motor Power128 kW (172 bhp)
Combined Power172 kW (231 bhp)
Torque544 Nm
Accelerationunknown
Top Speed180 km/h
Fuel Consumption22.4 km/L
CO2 Emissionunknown
A lotta lexus uses CVT gb too..... just a matter of getting used to... not like it's bad technology to begin with.... :crazy:
 

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Really a head turner.... Roomy, comfortable, decent specs with good FC... Dunno what else can I ask for :love:

Sure or not , u lose more than a 100hp and heavier car than ur current :crazy:

Can consider.. just that it's CVT gearbox.

Engine & Transmission
Engine Capacity2,487 cc
Engine Type4-cylinder in-line 16-valve
Battery TypeNickel metal hydride
Fuel TypePetrol-Electric
Drive TypeAll-wheel drive
TransmissionE-CVT (A)
Performance
Engine Power137 kW (184 bhp)
Motor Power128 kW (172 bhp)
Combined Power172 kW (231 bhp)
Torque544 Nm
Accelerationunknown
Top Speed180 km/h
Fuel Consumption22.4 km/L
CO2 Emissionunknown

Remember for full hybrids, combined power of 231hp is when you have charge in ur battery..

Depending on drive modes, the batt is flat, u r pulling most of the time with 184hp petrol engine ( and will realize the battery and the electric motor can be quite a dead weight .. )
 

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Sure or not , u lose more than a 100hp and heavier car than ur current



Remember for full hybrids, combined power of 231hp is when you have charge in ur battery..

Depending on drive modes, the batt is flat, u r pulling most of the time with 184hp petrol engine.
Wah rao eh..... if I have to upgrade whenever I change... will be broke or carless in no time lor.... Already mentioned that this car will prolly be my most powerful ICE car in my life.... Not gonna get something with more horses than this le.... :crazy:
 

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Uob irritating... Called and wanted to close my banking account. And also to waive the fees incurred due to having $0 in it for the last 3+ years lol...
They said can only do in person. So I went down and the branch tell me they got no authority to waive. Asked me to pay up first...
I just question the nice guy and said since there's no transaction for the last 3+ years, can we waive or do something about it?

Then the branch manager took over and begrudgingly agreed to submit waiver request up to whichever dept to review.
Really trying to make it difficult only
 

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Sure or not , u lose more than a 100hp and heavier car than ur current :crazy:



Remember for full hybrids, combined power of 231hp is when you have charge in ur battery..

Depending on drive modes, the batt is flat, u r pulling most of the time with 184hp petrol engine ( and will realize the battery and the electric motor can be quite a dead weight .. )
I didn't know that..

I ask stupid question. The battery is charged from the kinetic energy right? It's not able to be charged from an EV charging point right?
 

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I didn't know that..

I ask stupid question. The battery is charged from the kinetic energy right? It's not able to be charged from an EV charging point right?

Full hybrids can be either PHEV or no plug in. Both cases the battery capacities tend to be way much smaller than EVs, but some German hybrids are starting to get larger batteries for their PHEVs.

Plug in Hybrid ( PHEV ) will have an electric charging port.

If no plug in charging port, electricity is from regenerative braking etc from the petrol engine. Upside is u also dun wear out ur brake pads and brake discs as fast vs ICE since the electric motor does bulk of the "braking"... Abit machiam like engine brake except it also charges battery.
 

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Full hybrids can be either PHEV or no plug in. Both cases the battery capacities tend to be way much smaller than EVs, but some German hybrids are starting to get larger batteries for their PHEVs.

Plug in Hybrid ( PHEV ) will have an electric charging port.

If no plug in charging port, electricity is from regenerative braking etc from the petrol engine.
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I will remember this abbreviation.. PHEV.
 

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Go one round shoot I old.. but I admit.. haha

Actually my COE still got a few years..

But every now and then, backside will be itchy.
Haiz.... friend also backside itchy.... but managed to get a fairly good deal... audi clearing stock... got an A6 for 270k :crazy:

Doesn't hurt to keep a lookout for clearance sale I suppose...
 

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Thank you for the detailed explanation. I will remember this abbreviation.. PHEV.

No prob.

If u drive eco mode or green / fuel saving modes on full hybrids , usually vehicle will exhaust the battery 1st and then use petrol, which realistically means most of the time you probably wun be able to enjoy that " combined horsepower " ..
 

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Walao you buy stocks and cars macham going to wet market to buy vegetables
My friend not me leh..... his car only 1+yr COE left..... then put off sooooo many repairs just to bolster his pitch to buy new car to his wife.... :s13:

Had to make do with an USB fan during the last week of his old car usage cuz AC dead... :s13:
 

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No prob.

If u drive eco mode or green / fuel saving modes on full hybrids , usually vehicle will exhaust the battery 1st and then use petrol, which realistically means most of the time you probably wun be able to enjoy that " combined horsepower " ..
Then defeat the purpose also.. need to drive spiritedly! :D :D
 

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My friend not me leh..... his car only 1+yr COE left..... then put off sooooo many repairs just to bolster his pitch to buy new car to his wife.... :s13:

Had to make do with an USB fan during the last week of his old car usage cuz AC dead... :s13:
You know what they say about EDMWER and his "friend"
 
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