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Ped   
Tue Apr 30 2013, 12:16pm
Joined: Apr 06 2010
Member No: #82
Location: Maidenhead
 Just seen this:

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Tjensen   
Tue Apr 30 2013, 01:53pm
Joined: Jul 17 2012
Member No: #954
Location: Bergen
 This is a bit old ??? It describes the system now avaliable in the DS 5 hybrid
Ped   
Tue Apr 30 2013, 02:52pm
Joined: Apr 06 2010
Member No: #82
Location: Maidenhead
 Yeah I assumed it was pre-DS5 but I couldn't see a date anywhere on the page... even so, I was surprised to hear the C6 was ever proposed as a candidate for Hybrid tech.
C6Dave   
Tue Apr 30 2013, 03:43pm

Joined: Oct 01 2009
Member No: #1
Location: Northumberland
 The latest 'Hybrid' system on the way involves compressed air driving a motor not batteries
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Bishop   
Tue Apr 30 2013, 05:10pm
Joined: Apr 16 2012
Member No: #868
Location: Harpenden
 I remember the article - it appeared a couple of years ago. Looking back, I think Autocar had stretched a snippet of news from PSA to snapping point. So, I think they assumed that there would be new car called C6. It's clear that PSA never meant that to happen, but thinks of the DS5 as being that replacement. So, when it "leaked" that their new entrant into that market would include a Hybrid version with electric drive to the rear wheels, they had the DS5 in mind all along.
James   
Fri May 03 2013, 12:55pm
Joined: Mar 03 2012
Member No: #817
Location: Somewhere in the south of England
C6Dave wrote ...

The latest 'Hybrid' system on the way involves compressed air driving a motor not batteries


Funny how things come round in circles. I remember F1 guru Adrian Newey talking about fitting such a device to F1 cars in the 1990s. He'd got the idea from Trams in somewhere in Canada (I think). Braking compresses the gas and then it drives a motor on acceleration. Less of a problem with charging cycles than you get with batteries.
 

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