The Porsche Hybrid Spyder at Geneva Motor Show 2010

In this automotive video you can learn about the sensational Porsche Hybrid Spyder super car at the Geneva Motor Show 2010.

Learn about the Porsche Hybrid Spyder at Geneva Motor Show 2010 Male: Porsche fans will find exciting new models at the Geneva Show. The new Cayenne, 180 kilos lighter than before. Porsche has also modified the engine for a better ecological standard. CO2 is down 23, fuel consumption 26%. Three of the five engines are claimed average less than 10 liters on 100 kilometers. The highlight is the hybrid combining a 333 horsepower, V6 gasoline engine with a 34 kilowatt electric motor for an overall 380 horsepower. The idea here is to combine the performance of an 8-cylinder with a fuel consumption of a 4-cylinder. Klaus-Gerhard Wolpert: The hybrid offers the performance of Cayenne S on about 25% less fuel. I think that’s a clear statement in today’s world. Male: Right now, the Porsche 911 GT3 R Hybrid is just for racing. Two electric motors with a 163 horsepower feed further power to the front wheels when accelerating. Engine is stored in a flywheel mass reservoir much lighter and smaller than a battery which is precisely what counts on the track. This car has already proven its qualities on the nudge life, The 918 Spyder achieving lap times of less than 7.5 minutes on the fuel consumption and emissions of a mini. Performance is outstanding with acceleration to a 103.2 seconds and a top speed of over 320 kmh from 500 horsepower.