Volkswagen Unveils the Cleanest TDI Engine Ever

January 5, 2007 – 9:56 am by Dan Volkens
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Volkswagen unveiled the cleanest ever TDI engine. First test drives demonstrate the high potential of Volkswagen technology, which consequently reduce nitrogen oxide. In the VW Jetta a new 2.0 litre Common Rail diesel engine with a nitrogen oxide reservoir catalytic converter was used, which complies to the Californian emission standard “Tier 2 / Bin 5″. These requirements are considered the most stringent worldwide. The first production run of the “Clean TDI” with nitrogen oxide post-treatment system will be made during 2008 in the USA. Via media.vw.wcom

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Volkswagen Unveils the Cleanest TDI Engine Ever
January 5, 2007 – 9:56 am by Dan Volkens

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One Response to “Volkswagen Unveils the Cleanest TDI Engine Ever”

  1. Just in time to compete with Honda’s i-CDIi.

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