Showing posts with label Concept. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Concept. Show all posts

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Peugeot Onyx scooter concept, not as simple as just a vehicle


Peugeot concept car is never so simple, like this scooter, it is also called Onyx, it is also covered with a black / copper-colored coat, it is the brothers of Onxy hybrid concept supercar. Seems directly out to come from the Japanese science fiction animated film "Akira" – Onyx three-wheeled scooter.

Compared to the Onyx supercar 680 horsepower, Onyx is more in line with the identity of the scooter, 400cc engine with the electric motor, integrated maximum power of 60 horsepower and peak torque of 58 Nm, they pass through a 17-inch rear wheels to the ground.

Peugeot Onyx scooter, not as simple as just a vehicle (1)


Peugeot Onyx scooter, not as simple as just a vehicle (2)

In between the cockpit and the seat is a storage unit called the ClipBox. scooter is in Sport Mode with the ClipBox affixed, the rider leaning against it to reach the handlebars, naturally pushing the feet into a more sportbike-like position. Remove the ClipBox and the Onyx goes into Urban Mode, a more traditional scooter configuration with an upright seating position. Peugeot says it’s good for 30 miles of all-electric travel at 31 mph, or 310 miles if it uses the ICE. You can check out its transformation in the attached photo gallery, and we’ll find out more in person at the Paris Motor Show.

Peugeot Onyx scooter, not as simple as just a vehicle (3)

Peugeot Onyx scooter, not as simple as just a vehicle (4)

Peugeot Onyx scooter, not as simple as just a vehicle (5)

Peugeot Onyx scooter, not as simple as just a vehicle (6)

Friday, September 28, 2012

Paris Auto Show: McLaren Talks About its New P1 Hypercar Concept [Video]







Paris Auto Show: McLaren Talks About its New P1 Hypercar Concept [Video]
Paris Auto Show: McLaren Talks About its New P1 Hypercar Concept

The 2012 Mondial de l'Automobile in Paris was the event chosen by McLaren Automotive to present the world debut of the brand-new P1 hypercar in pre-production trim, about a year before it goes on sale. McLaren claims that the P1 draws inspiration from its racing division and its target is to produce the world’s best driving car both on the road and on the track.
"The McLaren P1 will be the result of 50 years of racing and road car heritage", says McLaren Automotive Executive Chairman Ron Dennis. "Twenty years ago we raised the supercar performance bar with the McLaren F1 and our goal with the McLaren P1 is to redefine it once again."
As you can see in the video that follows, McLaren managing director Anthony Sheriff claims that top speed wasn’t a top priority – which, given that the 20-year old F1 made its name primarily on its record-breaking top speed, is kind of ironic.
This doesn’t mean that the production version of the P1, which in Paris was displayed in concept form, will be lacking in the speed department. According to program director Paul Mackenzie, its power to weight ratio will be more than 600PS (592HP) per tonne, which, should be enough to give the Ferrari F70 and Porsche 918 Spyder a run for their money.
The P1’s also excels in terms of its aerodynamic performance. Even below the car's top speed, which will exceed 200 mph (320 km/h), the P1 generates 600 kg (1,323 lbs) of downforce, which results in improved mechanical grip and agility.
McLaren’s huge racing experience is evident in the Formula 1-like Drag Reduction System (DRS), which adjusts the rear wing’s pitch in a straight line to reduce drag and improve performance.
The P1 utilizes a mid-engine layout and a carbon fiber “Monocage” monocoque and roof structure, which is a further development of the “Monocell” chassis used by the MP4-12C.
McLaren said that further details, including the powertrain, will be announced in early 2013, and deliveries will begin late next year on McLaren’s 50th anniversary.
You can view the image gallery and a video of Anthony Sheriff explaining the thinking behind the P1’s creation right after the break.

By Andrew Tsaousis



PHOTO GALLERY:

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VIDEO: Antony Sheriff on the McLaren P1




Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Amazing Red Bull Motorcycle Concept - Car Weird Funny

Creativity is an inborn instinct and can’t be thrust on any person, and by introducing the Red, loud and shiny Bull concept motorcycle, designer Barrend Massow Hemmes has once again shown his exceptional artistic caliber which must be appreciated by one and all. The designer has revealed that the basic idea behind this creation is inspired by one of  his iconiccompany logo viz., bull, which had existed only on papers before.  It is with his unique style he was able to incorporate it into a function piece of machinery.





 

 


It needs tremendous guts to give life to a raw work in a brilliant way. The main attraction of this Bull concept motorcycle is the way bull horns have been embedded with the wheels, which tremendously look awesome.  The designer it seems has used a fiberglass finish with high gloss polyurethane lacquer on it.

Just imagine, how a person will look like if s/he would ride on it?  It could depict a Spain’s bull fight scene or if Arnold Schwarzenegger

using bull concept bike in his film Terminator fighting his enemies. All bike lovers as well as designers are surely going to appreciate this concept and can’t deny that this bike would surely rock in tough races. They would also be wondering of its release in reality.

It can be said that with this creation the designer has surely hit a bull’s eye. Good job!  If you are a bike lover you could appreciate other amazing bike designs like Predator Motorcycle and Snaefell Motorcycle.

Saturday, April 14, 2012

2012 Pininfarina Cambiano Concept

The 2012 Pininfarina Cambiano Concept boasts of high end engineering and a cutting edge design.

This new addition to the luxury cars of the world gives future owners an elegant, sleek and sporty car that will definitely fit every single moment in their lives.

Electric Performance

The Cambiano is an electric car that weighs 3737 pounds. Its aerodynamic contours give this new car power and speed that will surely be appreciated by people in the country.


The Cambiano can reach 0-62 mph in just 4.2 seconds and has a top speed of 171 mph.

There is no doubt that people will stare in awe when they see the smooth body and sleek movement of the Cambiano Concept.

Exterior Details

The creation of this car has been made to work harmoniously with every single aspect of the car. The grilles for example have an opening that allows air into the system for the turbo mechanism. The car's tail lights almost moulds into the body, making it virtually intangible.

The lights would appear like magic once it has been turned on. People with an appetite for beauty and diversity will definitely be enamored by this revolutionary car.

Zero Emissions

Pininfarina works with their mission of sustainable mobility for every single product that they create. This new car of course boasts of sustainable mobility but it has more than that.

The company has also developed this car to be eco-sustainable to help the environment when it comes to CO2 emission.

The Cambiano is an electric car that can guarantee every single user of zero harmful gas emission. This is achieved by switching to the car's preferred driving mode.


Future owners can simply do this with a selector lever that will allow them to use the car in Ecocity mode. This mode allows drivers to drive using the full electric capability with zero emissions.

The 2012 Pininfarina Cambiano Concept is a true work of art that will give owners a grand time driving in comfort and style.



Specifications







General Info
Vehicle Type: ElectricBase Price: NA















Dimensions
Length: 198 in. (504 cm)Wheel Base: NA
Height: 53.5 in. (136 cm)Width: 78.7 in. (200 cm)
Curb Weight: 3737 lbs (1695 kg)Ground Clearance: NA
Luggage Capacity: 15.8 cu ftMaximum Seating: 4 people












Performance
Electric Motor: 4 Independent MagnetosHorsepower: 671 HP
Torque: 472 lb-ftTransmission: NA
0-60 mph: 4.2 secondsMaximum Speed: 171 mph (275 km/h)



Tuesday, April 3, 2012

2012 BMW i8 Spyder Concept



 




bmwi8convertible04 2012 BMW i8 Spyder Concept


BMW, that will be chopping the top off its i8 hybrid for the upcoming Beijing Auto Show, has recently revealed some images of the new convertible i8 Spyder supercar a few weeks ahead of the official unveiling in China.


It’s a sign that Munich will offer a convertible i8 alongside the tin-top coupe when BMW i8 sales kick off in 2014. The convertible will sport a two-section folding back roof, converting the coupe into the roadster in just a few seconds.


The i8 cabrio gives a few pointers to the likely format of the production cars. The Spyder has a slightly shorter wheelbase and overall length, suggesting that showroom i8s will be more compact than the concepts seen so far.



Despite its cabriolet silhouette, the vehicle will be keeping its swan doors that fold upwards. This is enabled by the carbon rich structure of the i8 which makes for a very stiff structure. The passenger ‘Life’ cell is made from carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) while the ‘Drive’ platform underneath is made from aluminium. The ithium battery can be found in the car’s spine assisting with providing a low sense of gravity and BMW’s 50:50 weight distribution.


Like the i8 coupe, this car has a plug-in hybrid powertrain to produce supercar performance, the emissions from which BMW claims are very low.


A 129bhp electric motor drives the front wheels, while a three-cylinder turbo petrol engine sends 220bhp to the back axle. Total output is 349bhp and 406lb ft of torque. This results in the vehicle reaching 0-62mph in just 5 seconds reaching a maximum speed of 155mph.


A domestic socket will charge up the lithium-ion battery in ‘less than two hours’, giving a 19-mile range on EV power. On cold days, the battery and cabin can be set up to be warmed up to operating temperature in advance.


In early March, BMW announced that its i3 electric hatchback production version would be ready for 2013.



Source: Car Magazine

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

2011 Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow Concept

If you are in the market for a car like no other that will grab the attention of everyone along the strip, the 2011 Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow is the perfect vehicle for you.

This car debuted during the 2011 Los Angeles Design Challenge that attempted to find the best film car to use in movies. This sleek vehicle includes a unique body, fast speed and futuristic features.


Future from the Past

Innovative designers from Germany and the United States collaborated to create this model. This vehicle is more of a work of art than a common mode of transportation. The body is a combination of the 1930s Silberpfeil racecar and the 1950s Uhlenhaut SLR.

Mercedes-Benz also relied on its Formula 1 racing history to influence the design of the 2011 Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow Concept. The car is long and loaded with plenty of curves. It also adds pieces of current designs that help to identify the Mercedes-Benz line, such as the noticeable front grille.

The diagonal hubless roller track provides for steering in every direction, called omni-directional driving. The vehicle also features a Mag-Tech roof system that consists of a lightweight magnetic surface. The roof can be dropped to form a convertible or raised for a solid surface.">



Sci-Fi?

This vehicle blends utility and adventure. The car is easy to handle, while featuring an appearance straight out of sci-fi movies. The vehicle was made to commemorate Mercedes-Benz's 125th anniversary and is a testament to the innovation that the company provides.

The bright light strips help to draw attention to this one of a kind vehicle. The hubless wheels give the illusion that the car is floating over the road.

With its sleek design, unique maneuvering abilities, futuristic features and a style that is certain to attract the attention of anyone nearby, the 2011 Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow Concept would be an ideal vehicle to own.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

2011 Kia GT Concept

Kia launched the new GT concept at the 2011 Frankfurt motor show. The transformation at Kia has led to the company's strong sales growth in recent times and the creative design is apparent in the new offerings as well.

The Kia GT concept is the company's first ever rear-wheel drive sedan. Kia though about putting out a high-performance front-engine rear-drive car in 2010 and in 10 months it rolled out the GT concept, which says a lot about the company's commitment towards the project.


Unique Design

At first look, the GT concept makes you feel that it belongs to some marquee European sports brand. The aggressive design of the GT concept suggests that the car is roaring with energy and is poised to take-off. The design theme for GT concept revolves around aeronautics.

The elongated bonnet, potent rear shoulders and the truncated rear, exudes seminal strength and energy which was never seen before from Kia. Kia's Chief Design Officer, Peter Schreyer has been instrumental in turning around the way Kia vehicles look and is giving Kia cars an identity of its own. GT concept does reflect how some of the future Kia models would be styled.


Engine Performance

The GT concept is powered by a 3.3 liter V6 engine that churns out 395hp of power and 394 lb/ft of torque. The engine has been mated to an eight speed automatic transmission. This is the most powerful engine ever produced by Kia and it has surprised the industry with its specs. While the performance specs are not yet known, but the combination of powerful engine and aerodynamic design would surely churn out some staggering numbers.

Kia has shown its intent to take the GT concept to the production stage by 2013. The company is contemplating a comprehensive line-up of GT concept variants, which would include a sedan, a two door couple and even a station wagon.



Specifications







General Info
Vehicle Type: SedanBase Price: NA









Dimensions
Length: 184.6 in. (469 cm)Wheel Base: 112.6 in. (286 cm)
Height: 54.3 in. (138 cm)Width: 74 in. (189 cm)












Performance
Engine: Lambda V6 T-GDIDisplacement: 3.3 Liter
Horsepower: 395 HPMax RPM: NA
Torque: 393 lb-ftTransmission: 8-Speed Automatic

 
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