At the Geneva Motor Show 2011 will see the new Nissan Micra in the new supercharged 1.2-liter engine DIG-S. This engine is a 3-cylinder 12-valve direct fuel injection and supercharger which allows it to reach a power of 98 horses. The Nissan Micra was introduced in 2011 the Miller Cycle engine which, combined with the multi point direct injection provides greater efficiency and emissions of the 95 g / km.
Consumption also decreased significantly, in fact we are on the combined cycle values equal to 4 l/100 km, while its top speed reaches about 180 km / h. Among other features available on the Micra 2011 we can not forget the Start & Stop system with regenerative braking and the adoption of a counterweight on the crankshaft to reduce vibration. 
Consumption also decreased significantly, in fact we are on the combined cycle values equal to 4 l/100 km, while its top speed reaches about 180 km / h. Among other features available on the Micra 2011 we can not forget the Start & Stop system with regenerative braking and the adoption of a counterweight on the crankshaft to reduce vibration.
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