What is under the bonnet of KMC EAGLE? 

Kerman Motor unveiled the final version of the KMC Eagle with changes to the cabin. Kerman Motor had previously showcased the prototype of the KMC Eagle as its new economy car. This private sector automaker unveiled the final version of the KMC Eagle during the Tabriz Auto Show.

The Eagle is based on the J4, Kerman Motor's best-selling assembled sedan, and is considered a localized version based on the Kerman Motor platform.

The final version of the KMC Eagle is powered by a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated engine with Multi-Point Injection (MPI) and Variable Valve Timing (VVT). This engine is capable of producing 103 horsepower and 146 Nm of torque, and its fuel consumption is estimated at 7 liters per 100 kilometers. The engine was previously used in the J4.

The power of this engine is directed to the front axle by a CVT transmission. The front and rear parts of this sedan have MacPherson strut and torsion arm suspension systems, respectively.