What is the PGO Hemera?
The Hemera is a French sports coupé with a closed body and rounded, classic-inspired styling. It brought a roofed shape to PGO’s range, alongside the open-top Speedster II and Cévennes. The three models share the marque’s curving design language but have distinct body styles.
PGO presented a Hemera concept in 2008, based on the Cévennes, and announced the coupé for sale the following year. The production car carried the marque’s design into a more enclosed cabin.
Hemera generation
The model history lists one first generation, beginning in 2009 and continuing to today. European Union (EEA) registration figures show the Hemera in 2011. Its coupé body sets it apart from the open-top Speedster II and Cévennes.
Engine and power
European Union (EEA) registration figures list one Hemera version: a 2.0-litre petrol model producing 103 kW (140 PS). There were 16 registrations in 2011.
There are no official fuel-consumption or CO₂ figures to report here.
Where was the Hemera sold?
The Hemera appears in European Union (EEA) registration figures for 2011. The listed version uses a petrol engine.
Questions and answers
What kind of car is the PGO Hemera?
It is a French sports coupé with a closed body and classic-inspired styling.
Which Hemera generation is listed?
The model history lists one first generation, beginning in 2009.
What engine and power are listed for the Hemera?
The European Union (EEA) entry lists a 2.0-litre petrol engine producing 103 kW (140 PS).
What are the Hemera’s official consumption and CO₂ figures?
There are no official fuel-consumption or CO₂ figures to report here.