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<\/p>\nPirelli has debuted the Powergy, its new summer tyre which it says is dedicated to the aftermarket for modern crossovers, SUVs, sedans and MPVs.<\/p>\n
Created using the latest virtual simulation technology developed by Pirelli, it will be available in 55 sizes from 17 to 20 inches by the end of this year, with speed ratings from H to Y.<\/p>\n
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The tyre maker states the new Powergy guarantees excellent wet braking performance, as demonstrated by its A rating on the tyre label, allowing motorists to drive serenely even in bad weather. <\/p>\n
Particular attention has been paid to the environment and sustainability, Pirelli says, thanks to low rolling resistance that reduces fuel consumption and so helps to reduce emissions: including lower noise. <\/p>\n
As the tyre label also shows, it has the minimum value for noise emissions and is class B for rolling resistance. This means extra comfort for the driver and increased environmental sustainability.<\/p>\n
Pirelli says the new Powergy used the most advanced virtual reality systems to attain its performance goals. <\/p>\n
These new processes have allowed the tread pattern and tyre profile to be optimised, maximising the contact patch. This contact patch is perfectly balanced, with uniform pressure across it to reduce braking distances and enhance the car\u2019s controllability and driving precision. <\/p>\n
These aspects are matched to compounds with specific polymers, improving wet braking and tyre life. The tread pattern design, characterised by longitudinal grooves intersected by oblique channels, permits excellent dispersal of water to help prevent aquaplaning and increase safety in the wet. <\/p>\n
Pirelli says these results were achieved thanks also to data analysis from the static simulator at its Research and Development department in Milan, as well as final track tests to validate the new tyre. <\/p>\n
As a result, development time was considerably shortened, with the whole tyre created in just 18 months, despite the difficulties created by Covid-19 restrictions, using fewer physical prototypes with consequent benefits to the environment. <\/p>\n
Pirelli adds it will use the processes created by its Research and Development department to develop Powergy for subsequent new tyres.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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