AMG also be converted to hybrid engines by focusing, as other manufacturers of high performance cars, to reduce fuel consumption and emissions without sacrificing power. The brand that works with Mercedes to create sporty versions of the model range has adopted a hybrid program, which begins with the upcoming C63 AMG and will cover the installation of energy recovery during braking system and the start & stop.This reduction in consumption and pollution is almost a must that involves all the manufacturers in the world since the anti-pollution standards laid down in various countries are becoming more strict: Mercedes will also return to the average emissions of their cars in the list, by 2012, below the limit of 120 g / km of CO2.
This transition to hybrid engines will not see, however, the use of extra batteries or electric drives, but only a series of measures to increase efficiency.
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