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Porsche has brought a huge surprise to the Geneva Auto Show, as the carmaker has presented the 918 Spyder concept car.The 918 Spyder is a plug-in hybrid hypercar that deals with the first hundred in 3.2 seconds and reaches a top speed of 198 mph (320 km/h) while returning a fuel economy figure of 78 mpg (3l/100 km in the New European Driving Cycle) and emitting 70 grams of CO2/km.
After presenting the Lotus Cosworth T127 Formula One car, an open wheeler powered by a Cosworth engine, British carmaker Lotus announced today it will expand the partnership with the engine maker to include "all motorsport activities which are based on Toyota powertrains." The first embodiment of this expanded partnership will be the V6 engine fitted in the Lotus Evora Cup racing car.
Subaru booth at the 2010 Geneva Auto Show is quite impressive, but the model that dominates the entire display is actually the so-called Hybrid Tourer Concept, a vehicle that incorporates most of the company’s breakthrough technology.
The Audi A1 frenzy continued today in Geneva with the presentation of a new version of the recently released model, the A1 S Line. Packing a somewhat small, but punchy engine, this version of Audi’s smallest vehicle comes with visual enhancements as well.
Valmet Automotive has presented the Eva electric vehicle concept at the Geneva Auto Show, along with three other green vehicles, developed in collaboration with other green companies.
Chrysler is now owned by the Fiat Group, and the Italians intend to continue promoting the brand in Europe. So the American brand has quite a line-up for the Geneva Auto Show, which also includes the Chrysler PT Cruiser Couture Edition.
British luxury car manufacturer Bentley announced today it will expand FlexFuel capabilities across the entire Continental range, meaning the new Supersports Convertible and its W12 6.0L unit will also be able to use petrol, E85 bioethanol or any mix of the two fuels.
Last week we reported that Tata Motors, the owner of Jaguar Land Rover, secured a 340 million pounds loan form the European Investment Bank, destined for the development of hybrid Jaguar and Land Rover cars.
Heikki Kovalainen insisted that the latest reports regarding his comment on the Lotus T127 in recent days were taken out of the context and, consequently, not very fair towards his new team Lotus F1 Racing.
American manufacturer GM announced today somewhat of a large recall, with no less than 1.3 million Chevrolet and Pontiac vehicles to be send for repairs to the motor in the power steering system.
With Campos Grand Prix having suffered an ownership & management change a couple of weekends ago, it seems the very name of the team will be different. According to Spanish newspaper Diario AS, it seems the Spanish outfit will be renamed into Hispania Racing F1 Team before the start of the new season.
Kia has brought a green version of the Cee’d hatchback to the Geneva Auto Show, meant to be an ambassador for the brand’s EcoDynamics fuel-efficient line-up.
The Geneva Auto Show has brought us a 300C eco style from Chrysler. Though you might think that the Americans have been cooking an all electric 300C of some sort, you’re dead wrong. The car manufacturer took another approach on the environmental awareness trend and used eco-friendly materials.
The Geneva Auto Show gets more and more eco-friendly. Italdesign Giugiaro together with Malaysian manufacturer Proton introduced Emas, a family of low environmental impact cars that is supposed to revolutionise traditional segmentation in the car market.
Following almost half of year of teasing and taunting what Nissan called until now "global compact car," the fourth generation Micra broke cover today in Geneva, with the promise of "setting new industry standards".
The German tuner 9ff has developed a tuning program for the facelifted version of the Porsche 911 Turbo, turning the practical supercar into a violent monster.
Electric bike manufacturer Zero Motorcycles revealed its highly-anticipated 2010 product line of electric motorcycles during this year’s Daytona Bike Week. The entire line of models will be available for demo rides and viewing at the booth and demo course at the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show inside the Ocean Center.
The European CR-Z hybrid coupe is making its world debut in Geneva these days. Honda also took advantage of the event and announced UK pricing for the vehicle, available for ordering starting March 5, 2010. The world’s first sporty hybrid coupe, as the Japanese carmaker likes to call it, will be available in three equipment grades: S, Sport, and GT.
Besides the fact that he’s the President of Romania, Traian Basescu is a very lucky guy. Mostly because some of his wishes are quickly coming true, at least when it comes to the next car he’ll drive.