The full results of last weekend's Bright to London RAC Future Car Challenge have been released.
The new Gordon Murray Design T27 electric car won best overall entry at this year’s Future Car Challenge, a 60-mile eco-rally designed to establish the industry’s most fuel-efficient vehicles.
The annual Brighton to London event – inaugurated in 2010 – featured more than 65 super-frugal cars, MPVs and LCVs. Entrants included a Nissan Leaf, Tesla Roadster, Citroen Nemo van and Peugeot 508 e-HDI.
Full results - energy measured in kWh
1 Gordon Murray Design T.27 (EV) 7.0 kWh
2 Windreich E (EV) 8.5
3 Smart Fortwo coupe electric (EV) 9.7
4 Volkswagen Golf Blue-e-motion (EV) 10.1
5 Lotus Elise S1 Electric (EV) 11.0
6 MG MGF Electric (EV) 11.1
7 Delta E-4 Coupe (EV) 11.5
8 Proton Saga EV (EV) 11.5
9 Mercedes-Benz A-Class Electric (EV) 11.6
10 Volkswagen Lupo Electric (EV) 11.7
11 Volkswagen Golf Blue-e-motion (EV) 12.1
12 Mini-E (EV) 12.2
13 Delta E-4 Coupe (EV) 12.3
14 BMW ActiveE (EV) 12.6
15 Citroen Nemo Van Electric (EV) 13.5
16 Nissan Leaf (EV) 14.1
17 Nissan Leaf (EV) 14.3
18 Nissan Leaf (EV) 14.9
19 Tesla Roadster (EV) 15.1
20 Nissan Leaf (EV) 15.6
21 Smart fortwo coupe electric (EV) 16.3
22 Lightning GT (EV) 16.8
23 Smart fortwo coupe electric (EV) 17.6
24 Smart fortwo coupe electric (EV) 17.6
25 Smart fortwo coupe electric (EV) 17.7
26 Radical SRZero (EV) 20.3
27 Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) 27.6
28 Proton Exora REEV (E-REV) 27.6
29 Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) 28.8
30 Honda Insight (HEV) 29.8
31 Toyota Auris Hybrid (HEV) 36.0
32 Peugeot 3008 HYbrid4 Crossover (HEV) 37.7
33 Peugeot 3008 HYbrid4 Crossover (HEV) 39.5
34 Peugeot 508 Hdi 44.6
35 Volkswagen Passat Blue-motion (ICE) 46.8
36 Mini Cooper Diesel 49.5
37 BMW 320d Efficient Dynamics (ICE) 50.6
38 Fiat 500 Twin Air (ICE) 52.8
39 Peugeot 508 Hdi (ICE) 59.3
All other finishers either had no data logger fitted or data collection problems.
