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This directory is designed as a resource to assist fleet and vehicle owners to source OEM supported natural gas vehicles or engines by location or by vehicle type.Contributions and corrections are welcome via email to oem@iangv.org or via the 'Suggest a listing' links below (Please submit your entry from within the category you would like to list from). Listings are shown in good faith. IANGV takes no responsibility for any inaccuracies in this directory and welcomes corrections at any time.

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Mercedes Benz B 170 NGT BlueEFFICIENCY

More Information
http://www.tuningnews.net/photo_preview/080314a/01/mercedes-...
Fuel types
  • Bi-fuel (CNG/Gasoline)
Manufacturer
Mercedes Benz
Manufacture method
OEM ex factory
Horsepower
85 kW / 116hp
CO2 Emissions Level (GHG) - Natural Gas
135g/km
Number of CNG Cylinders
5
CNG Storage Capacity
16 kg
Driving Range (Natural Gas)
300 km
Driving Range (Natural Gas + Gasoline/Diesel)
1,000km+
The B 170 NGT (natural gas technology) BlueEFFICIENCY is able to run on both natural gas and premium grade petrol while delivering an identical maximum output of 85 kW/116 hp. The four-cylinder engine has been modified by Mercedes-Benz to include additional gas injectors on the underside of the intake manifold. A close-coupled pressure governor with electromagnetic shut-off valve regulates the supply of natural gas and keeps the pressure within the system constant On the NEDC cycle, the CO2 emissions are 17 percent lower than in the petrol-powered B 170 at 135 grams per kilometre. If the 4.9 kilograms (7.5 m³) of natural gas consumed per 100 kilometres by the new B 170 NGT BlueEFFICIENCY is converted into the equivalent quantity of petrol energy, the fuel cost per kilometre is around 50 percent less than when running on petrol.
  • Mercedes Benz TV clip


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