Posted on 3 March, 2011 by bestcarreviews.Tags: seat, IBX, concept, coupe, sport, crossover, SUV, 4X4, bulli, geneva, 2011 geneva, geneva 2011, moto SEAT is continuing the ambitious development of its new design DNA with the unveiling at the 2011 Geneva International Motor Show of the new SEAT IBX concept car. This stunning urban sports utility vehicle concept combines the powerful character and sporty design language of the Spanish brand with a self-confident look and distinctive proportions. The SEAT IBX also boasts exceptional utility and outstanding versatility, as well as sustainable mobility through resource conservation. Its drive would come from an advanced hybrid powertrain that combines local zero-emissions electromobility in the city with the extensive cross-country range of an internal combustion engine. In laying the groundwork for SEAT's innovative new design language, the compact IBE electric sports coupé from last year met with enormous positive feedback. The IBX now demonstrates the evolutionary development of this new genetic code from SEAT Design in a completely different vehicle architecture -- an exciting cross
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The latest VW Microbus concept unveiled at the 2011 Geneva Auto Show. See Volkswagen Bulli Concept photos here: roadn.tk
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Volkswagen Bulli Concept is electric car, a post-modern and eco-friendly take on the original Volkswagen Microbus, it is base on Volkswagen Space UP! Blue concept.
The Volkswagen Bulli Concept is designed as seats six in a 3+3 configuration. It measures 3.99 m in length, 1.75 m in width and 1.70 m in height. Wheelbase is a just little longer (4 cm) than on the Golf at 2.62 m but the Bulli needs a wider track for those 3-seater benches (1.50 m). The Bulli concept gets a single bench seat in the front and a Fender sound system. The removable iPad in the center console controls the Bluetooth hands-free telephone and a navigation system.
This concept is powered by a 40 kWh lithium-ion battery, This engine produces 85 kW (115 PS) of power and 260 Nm (192 lbs ft) of torque and the theoretic
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