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PhotoOverviewPerformanceEfficiency & rangeDimensions & capacityClimate controlDriver assistance & safetyInfotainment & connectivityExterior & lightingATV & off-road equipmentTruck & bus equipment
YearTypeBodyBrandFuel typeEngine powerTop speedFuel consumptionElectric consumptionRangeBattery capacityWheelsSeatsDoorsWeightAir conditioningBraking systemCruise controlDriver alertsAudioSmartphone & displayExterior trimLightingRecovery & protectionDrivetrain & utilityAuxiliary lightingBraking & cabinCompliance
2023
ATV
ATV
Can-Am
Petrol
78 hp
105 km/h
7 L/100km
0 kWh/100km
300 km
0 kWh
4
1
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Best386 kg
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2026
Car
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SKODA
Petrol
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4
5
5
1148 kg
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9700
Photo: SzSzili01, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab)
2023
Bus
Coach
Volvo
Diesel
Best460 hp
100 km/h
30 L/100km
0 kWh/100km
Best1330 km
0 kWh
6
49
2
14000 kg
Air ConditioningABS Brakes–––––––––Retarder / Engine Brake, Air-Suspended Driver SeatTachograph
CorollaMost equipment×
Corolla
Photo: MercurySable99, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab)
2023
Car
Sedan
Toyota
Petrol
169 hp
Best200 km/h
Best6 L/100km
0 kWh/100km
830 km
0 kWh
4
5
4
1330 kg
Air ConditioningABS BrakesCruise ControlTire Pressure MonitoringBluetooth AudioApple CarPlay & Android AutoAlloy WheelsLED Headlights–––––
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OverviewComfort & interiorClimate controlDriver assistance & safetyInfotainment & connectivityMotorcycle equipmentCamper equipmentTruck & bus equipment
GearboxSeating comfortUpholsteryRoofAmbient lightingHeated steering wheelHeat pumpCabin pre-conditioningCameras & parkingKeyless entryNavigationConnectivity extrasRiding aidsRider comfortStoragePower & utilitiesLiving spaceOutdoorUtility
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"Best" marks the highest or lowest value among the vehicles shown, for specs where more or less is clearly better (for example, higher range or lower consumption). "Most equipment" counts the equipment items we have on record. Both are based only on the data we hold, which may be incomplete.