Chevrolet Matiz Chevrolet Spark Daewoo Matiz Formosa Matiz Casper Pontiac Matiz Ravon Matiz
2004–05 2003–11 2002–11 ????–???? 2004–06 10.2015–07.2016
basic
steering wheel location at left
doors counts 5
number of places
total 5 4
design bearing body
geometry
dimensions
length 3,495 mm
width 1,495 mm
height 1,485 mm
wheel base 2,340 mm
track
front 1,315 mm
rear 1,280 mm
ground clearance
standard 140 mm
air resistance
frontal 0.400
weight
curb 751 kg
full 1,210 kg
engine
name Daewoo S-TEC 0.8L
type Piston
location at front, transversely
supply system injector
block material cast iron
cylinders/valves l3/2
cylinder diameter 69.0 mm
stroke 72.00 mm
volume 796 cc
power
power 51 hp
in the range from 5,900 rpm
in the range to 5,900 rpm
torque
torque 69 Nm
in the range from 4,600 rpm
in the range to 4,600 rpm
compression ratio 9.30
fuel petrol
turbo none
cooling liquid
Gas distribution mechanism SOHC
transmission
drive unit front-wheel drive
gearbox Manual 5
suspension and steering
front suspension
elastic element type coil spring
type guide vanes independent
shock absorbers
availability yes
operating principle hydraulic
anti-roll bar no
rear suspension
elastic element type coil spring
type guide vanes dependent with trailing arms with a Panhard rod
shock absorbers
availability yes
operating principle hydraulic
anti-roll bar no
steering type Реечного типа с гидроусилителем
front suspension type (deprecated) Независимая
electric
onboard voltage 12 V
dynamic properties
max speed 144.0 km/h
acceleration to 100 km/h 17.6 s
acceleration to 60 mph 16.6 s
other specs
fuel tank capacity 35
boot volume 167–624 l
fuel consumption
Unknown method
city 7.7 l/100km
highway 5.9 l/100km
mixed 6.9 l/100km
"start-stop" system no
capacity 459 kg
spread
diameter 9.0 m
curb-to-curb 9.0 m
brake system
ABS yes
front brakes
type disc
diameter 236 mm
material metal
ventilated no
rear brakes
type drum
material metal
emission standard Euro 3
wheels and tyres
rims material steel
front
4.5J × 13
155/65 R13

rear
4.5J × 13
155/65 R13

production place Japan Чханвон (Южная Корея), Ханой (Вьетнам), Асака (Узбекистан), Керман (Иран)

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