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S2000 type S MT vs RAV4 PHV G




＜First car selection＞

HONDA

S2000 type S MT 1999-2009 13453

＜Second car selection＞

TOYOTA

RAV4 PHV G 2020- 20123
#S2000 type S MT 1999-2009 + RAV4 PHV G 2020-



#S2000 type S MT 1999-2009 + RAV4 PHV G 2020-
#S2000 type S MT 1999-2009 + RAV4 PHV G 2020-



Size comparison


A : S2000 type S MT 1999-2009
B : RAV4 PHV G 2020-

name length width height
A 4135mm 1750mm 1285mm
B 4600mm 1855mm 1690mm
difference -465mm -105mm -405mm
name weight wheelbase Minimum turning radius
A 1260kg 2400mm 5.4m
B 1900kg 2680mm 5.5m
difference -640kg -280mm -0.1m
name Cargo Volume seats minimum ride height
A L 2 mm
B 490L 5 195mm
difference -490L -3 -195mm


Max output comparison


A : S2000 type S MT 1999-2009
B : RAV4 PHV G 2020-

name Gasoline engine power Gasoline engine torque Displacement
A 178kW(242PS)221Nm2156cc
B 130kW(177PS)219Nm2487cc
difference +48kW+2Nm-331cc

EV performance comparison
name Electric motor power(F) Electric motor torque(F)
A --
B 134kW(182PS)270Nm
difference --
name Electric motor power(R) Electric motor torque(R)
A --
B 40kW(54PS)121Nm
difference --
name Drive battery capacity cruising range Acceleration 0-100km/h
A kWh km sec
B 18.1kWh 95km 6sec
difference -18.1kWh -95km -6sec



HONDA S2000 type S MT 1999-2009 13453
Car manufacturer website
A convertible FR sports car released by Honda in 1999. The 2-liter NA engine is extremely popular with fans. With an engine that can rotate up to 9,000 rpm, I enjoyed sports driving, but in 2009, it was discontinued.



TOYOTA RAV4 PHV G 2020- 20123
Car manufacturer website
Toyota's first SUV plug-in hybrid vehicle. The RAV4 PHV will be sold in Japan. The PHV's 18.1kWh lithium-ion battery capacity is quite large. Even with a large and heavy vehicle body, you can enjoy EV running with plenty of space by loading such a large battery.






HONDA S2000 type S MT 1999-2009

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