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- Peugeot 3008 / 5008 Facelift (Spy)
- Jeep Compass Facelift 2021 (Spy)
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Scelte strategiche FCA (Piano industriale 2018 da pag 97)
Maybe.. But IMO Small Wide covers B+ all the way through D- segments. Or will cover it. Much or less similar to EMP2. The question is can a Small Wide offer a proper B segment hatchback? I'm not sure about it. Surely not with 4 meters in length. Maybe with 4.1 m or 4.15 m in length. And it would be tall as is Tipo. I see Small Wide as a perfect FWD platform for SUV segment.
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Scelte strategiche FCA (Piano industriale 2018 da pag 97)
Currently most CMP based cars are selling bellow expectations. It may be due to COVID19 but who knows. On the other hand Renault has nailed it with new Clio and Captur. They are selling like hotcakes. But then I always preferred merger with Renault. Elkann preferred it. Merger with PSA was Manley's idea.
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Scelte strategiche FCA (Piano industriale 2018 da pag 97)
2008 II Unfortunately it also doesn't offer much in terms of leg room. 208 II should be around 250 liters for luggage volume. PSA? It's excellent in terms of cost cutting but their platforms are not to rave about in terms of technical excellence. Poor crash structure, poor packaging, cost cutting on 1.2 liter engine with no hydraulic valve lifters... And so on and on. AFAIK currently new 208 II is selling below expectations. It's interesting to note that the old 208 offered more combined leg room than the new one.
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Scelte strategiche FCA (Piano industriale 2018 da pag 97)
QR Marzo 2020 - 334 litri
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Scelte strategiche FCA (Piano industriale 2018 da pag 97)
I'm pretty much sure that you can't make a proper A segment car on a CMP platform. Already 208 II is the smallest in class inside. In general PSA platforms have big issue with packaging. So yes moving to PSA platforms for people movers is step backwards.
- Maserati V6 3.0 TwinTurbo "Nettuno"
- Jeep Compass Facelift 2021 (Spy)
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Jeep B-SUV “Junior” MHEV e EV 2023 - Prj. 516 (Spy)
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- Maserati Ghibli M.Y. 2021
- Maserati Ghibli M.Y. 2021
For Levante? Are you sure? Maybe for the next generation. Surely not for this one. But IMO it would be a bad call for Levante. I think that for Levante base engine it would be much better to "Maseratize" upcoming GME T6 with MultiAir and mild boost for around 350 HP, maybe close to 400 HP. Future is not downsizing but rightsizing. This is moronic decision made by MMM and company.- Maserati Ghibli M.Y. 2021
- Maserati Ghibli M.Y. 2021
- Maserati Ghibli 3.8 V8 Trofeo M.Y. 21 (Spy)
- [USA] Ford Bronco 2021
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- Maserati Grecale MY2025 (Spy da pag. 427)
If Alfa Romeo keeps Giorgio in the long run they will gain V6 with pre-chamber sooner or later. Pre chamber technology can be used for 2 different goals. To improve maximum power or to lower fuel consumption i.e CO2 emission. And we know how important is to lower CO2. Story about exclusive Maserati engine have started less than 2 years ago. It wasn't here under Marchionne.- Maserati Grecale MY2025 (Spy da pag. 427)
It depends on engine they will use and will they opt for maximum 160 kW to electric motor. Based on may calculations it could add maximum of 130 HP when it's combined with the engine. Let's say that engine has 330 HP. 330 HP plus 130 HP is 460 HP. In my opinion that's maximum. I presume it will be a P2 MHEV. Why not 630 HP? In my opinion they will need a V6 engine with around 450 HP for US market.- Scelte strategiche FCA (Piano industriale 2018 da pag 97)
They can't... Only partially and only for up to $500 million compensation. They've lost.- Maserati V6 3.0 TwinTurbo "Nettuno"
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