What is the DR 60?
The DR 60 is recorded in the European Union as a compact SUV in DR Automobiles’ range. DR is an Italian automotive group whose own brand began in 2006. Its line-up has included city cars as well as SUVs, and its identity has been shaped by adapting vehicles from Chinese manufacturers for sale under DR branding.
The model’s EU registration record covers 2023. No generation name or year span is specified for the DR 60, so it is best understood here as a model name appearing in that year’s registrations rather than assigned a generation history.
Engines and power
The listed DR 60 versions use a 1.5 L engine producing 114 kW (155 PS). EU registrations include both LPG and petrol. The LPG version accounts for most of the registrations: 4,205 in 2023, compared with 82 for the petrol version. Together, the two versions recorded 4,287 registrations in the EU that year.
How economical is the DR 60?
The lowest listed consumption is 7.8 L/100 km on the WLTP test. The figure is tagged to petrol, diesel and hybrid versions. WLTP is the European test procedure; figures published for the USA use EPA testing, while Canadian figures use the 5-cycle procedure, so results from those markets are not directly interchangeable.
The model’s listed EU fuel choices are LPG and petrol. The consumption figure is a single lowest figure and is not assigned here to either one of those fuels specifically.
Where was the DR 60 sold?
The recorded market is the European Union, with registrations reported on an EEA basis. The figures show the DR 60 in that market in 2023, with the LPG version far more common in registrations than the petrol version. DR’s broader range has positioned the brand across different types of car, from small urban models to SUVs.
Questions and answers
What engine does the DR 60 use?
The listed engine is a 1.5 L unit producing 114 kW (155 PS).
Was the DR 60 available with LPG?
Yes. EU registrations list both LPG and petrol versions, with 4,205 LPG and 82 petrol registrations in 2023.
What is the DR 60’s lowest listed consumption?
The lowest listed figure is 7.8 L/100 km on the WLTP test.