Nissan To X-Trail Debut Clean Diesel SUV Japan in 2008
 

TOKYO (August 6, 2007)--Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. today announced plans to launch a new clean diesel engine for use in the X-TRAIL sport-utility-vehicle, to be introduced in Japan in the fall of 2008. Based on the M9R engine co-developed with Alliance-partner Renault, the Nissan version will adopt original clean diesel technologies (high-performance catalysts and advanced engine management technologies). This clean diesel engine is being developed to lower exhaust gas emissions to levels comparable to those of new emission standards in Japan. Further details on performance and specifications will be revealed closer to introduction.

Introducing its first clean diesel engine in Japan is another action planned under the Nissan Green Program 2010, the companys mid-term environmental action plan focused on CO2 emissions reduction. Nissan is committed to bringing the right technology to the right market at the right time with the right value to the customer. Major research and development programs include fuel cell cars, hybrid cars, biofuel-based cars, electric vehicles, improvement in gasoline engines and clean diesels.

Source: [url=http://www.theautochannel.com/F/news/2007/08/05/057291.html]Autochannel[/url]

Clean Diesel For Diesel Engines
 

Yes, most of the vehicle manufacturing companies are introducing the new technological diesel engines into the market which emits low air pollution and there as been running with clean diesel.Which makes them run better and provides a good condition.


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