Venusia V online DD-i; Engine pause crossover with 24-inch display and plug-in hybrid engine + video

Venosia Motor Pause brought the online DD-i plug-in hybrid to the Auto Industry Transformation Show. See below the pictures and video of Venucia V-Online DD-i.

Maksath Motor, a subsidiary of Mammoth Khodro, has set the agenda to import products from Venosia, a joint brand of Nissan and Dongfeng, and according to the latest domestic car news, recently during the 1402 automotive industry transformation exhibition, Venosia D60 Plus Electric, Venosia Star Hybrid and Venosia V Online presented the hybrid plug-in. Previously, the technical specifications of Venusia V Online plug-in hybrid, or more precisely V-Online DD-i, were officially shared, and now, in the second period of this exhibition, it is possible to see it closely for visitors.

Introduction of Venusia online hybrid plug-in

V-Online DD-i design and dimensions

In the front view of the V-Online DD-i, a wide closed grille stands out, whose vertical elements form the letter V. The two-part lights including daytime running lights and main lights are integrated with this grille. From the side, you can see the black roof and pillars, the usual protruding door handles, and the black panels around the fenders. In the rear area, there are all-round lights whose corner is drawn down, and the roof spoiler, hidden exhaust outlets and diffuser are the rest of the elements in this area.

This Chinese crossover is 4607 mm long, 1917 mm wide, 1624 mm high and 2700 mm long, and its cargo volume reaches 605 liters. The net weight of this car, with the engine stopped, is stated in the catalog in the booth as 1700 kg.

Technical specifications of Venosia V Online DD-i

Ve Online PHEV uses a plug-in hybrid powertrain consisting of a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) technology and an electric motor. The aforementioned gasoline engine has the ability to produce 120 kilowatts equal to 160 horsepower at 5200 rpm and 230 newton meters of torque at 1500 to 4500 rpm. Meanwhile, the electric motor can produce 150 kW equivalent to 201 horsepower and 320 Nm of torque. It should also be mentioned that the driving force from this engine is transferred to the front axle.

An 18.4 kWh battery is responsible for supplying the energy needed by the electric motor. Normal charging of this battery from 20 to 100 percent takes 5.5 hours, but it can be quickly charged from 30 to 80 percent within half an hour. In fully electric mode, you can travel a maximum of 110 km with a single charge, and the range of motion in the combined mode reaches 1300 km. Meanwhile, the combined fuel consumption of this Chinese SUV is estimated at 4.4 liters per 100 kilometers.

Venusia V Online Plug-in Hybrid has a top speed of 170 km/h and in favorable conditions it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.9 seconds.

The convenience and safety of his online plug-in hybrid engine stop

The engine-stopping import crossover will be available with a wide range of features, including a 24-inch dual display, automatic climate control, leather seats, brake assist and a number of driver assistance systems. Next, take a look at the list of Venusia V online DD-i options based on the catalog:

• Anti-lock brake (ABS)
• Brake Assist (BAS)
• Stability Control (ESP)
• Hill Start Assist System (HSA)
• Driver, student, side and curtain airbags
• Rear parking sensor
• Cruise control
• 360 degree camera
• Driver drowsiness warning system
• Tire air monitoring system
• Keyless entry and start system
• Electric tailgate
• 24 inch dual screen
• Automatic ventilation system with air vents for the rear row
• Photochromic glass roof
• Audio system with 8 speakers
• Leather seats
• Electric adjustment of the front seats in 6 directions
• Wireless smartphone charging

The date and venue of the second automobile industry transformation exhibition

Finally, it should be noted that the automobile industry transformation exhibition will host visitors between 23rd and 26th of November 1402 from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm in halls 8 and 9 of Tehran permanent exhibitions.