2024 Axelsen Dalia 2024 Axelsen Bahusia Engines: 2.0L turbocharged "Scara20P" I4 2.0L turbocharged "Scara20P-H" hybrid I4 2.0L turbocharged "Scara20P-PH" plug-in hybrid I4 2.0L turbodiesel "Molnlica20D" I4 2.0L turbodiesel "Molnlica20D-H" hybrid I4 2x AC synchronous electric motors 2.0L twin-turbocharged "S-CSE20" I4 (Sirius) 1.6L turbocharged "S-WRC16" plug-in hybrid I4 (Sirius) Transmissions: 8-speed automatic 7-speed DCT 5-speed semi-automatic (Sirius) 6-speed manual (Sirius)
Music: Shamppanjadieetillä by Gettomasa and Van Hegen Arrow keys/click to view the different models @JacksterandOilybob for the carbon pattern @tim09 for the music button (and me unapologetically stealing the format of his projects) Made for JacobundOliverrobert's Melbourne Auto Show (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/943809634/) Axelsen Dalia was unveiled at the 2023 Melbourne Auto Show. Shortly after, the SUV version, Bahusia, was unveiled online. Continuing from the models before that were produced from 2016 to 2023, Dalia and Bahusia were made with the intention of "bringing Axelsen luxury to the masses". Available in gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and electric versions, Dalia and Bahusia are positioned at the higher end of the small luxury hatchback/SUV market. Initial reviews praised a class-leading interior and the new powertrain options developed specifically for Dalia and Bahusia. The current models retain much of the features that made the previous generation so successful - a beautiful interior and capable, yet efficient powertrain. Sales seem especially promising in Europe and Asia, where the new models have seen a considerable number of pre-orders. The high-performance Sirius versions drastically cut the weight of the standard models, then add either a twin-turbocharged inline-4 producing over 350 horsepower or a modified version of the hybrid inline-4 used in the World Rally Championship, where the Dalia will race in 2024.
