Coverage tagged Concept cars.
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Volkswagen presented the XL1 Super Efficient Vehicle at the 2011 Qatar Motor Show, aiming for record-low fuel consumption with its diesel plug-in hybrid system.
Toyota has released a new teaser image showing the cargo area of its upcoming Prius MPV, hinting at a more spacious and versatile interior ahead of its 2011 Detroit auto show unveiling.
Ford and Opel are preparing coupe concepts inspired by the Capri and Calibra, with Ford’s study set for the 2011 Detroit Motor Show and Opel’s plans following in 2012.
Kia has released the first official sketches of its all-new Picanto, revealing a more assertive look ahead of the city car’s Geneva debut in March 2011.
The BIOME, revealed at the 2010 LA Auto Show Design Challenge, proposed a car grown from organic materials and powered by sunlight and synthetic nectar.
Turin’s IED design institute produced 33 concept proposals for a McLaren-branded SUV, with three designs selected for quarter-scale modelling as part of a 2020 design study.
Ford’s stealth-inspired Police Interceptor concept, revealed at the 2010 SEMA Show, previews the brand’s next-generation police vehicle with a dramatic design and new powertrains.
Peugeot’s EX1 concept, unveiled in 2010 for the marque’s bicentenary, combined radical design with a 250 kW electric drivetrain and set multiple acceleration records.
Scania has commissioned Porsche Engineering to design its next-generation truck cab frames, drawing on Porsche’s expertise in styling, structural analysis and production efficiency.
The 2010 Paris Motor Show opens with over 70 manufacturers, major world premieres from Aston Martin, Audi, Lotus and others, and a renewed spotlight on electric concepts and UK jobs.
Canadian firm Conquest Vehicles is hand-building 100 examples of the Knight XV, a military-inspired SUV with full armouring, a 6.8-litre V10 and a £350,000 price tag.
BMW is considering a new X4 coupe-SUV, using X3 underpinnings, after the X6 outsold expectations with 80,000 units globally since launch.
GMC introduced the Granite concept, its smallest vehicle to date, with a bold industrial design and flexible interior, targeting urban buyers seeking practicality and style.
Unveiled in early 2010, the Peugeot SR1 concept introduced the HYbrid4 powertrain with four-wheel drive, four-wheel steering and striking new design language.
Chevrolet used the 2009 SEMA Show to reveal five distinct Camaro concepts, a Silverado ZR2, and a custom Corvette Grand Sport, highlighting factory-backed customisation options.
Subaru revealed the Legacy GTk concept at SEMA 2009, combining a 300hp turbocharged estate with a race-ready kart stowed in the boot for all-in-one family motorsport.
HUMMER's 2009 SEMA stand featured two custom concepts, the H3 Moab and H3T Sportsman, alongside race-proven trucks from Rod Hall Racing and Robby Gordon Off-Road.
Chevrolet unveiled the Corvette Stingray Concept for the model’s 50th anniversary, blending classic design cues with advanced technology and starring in a major Hollywood film.
The Volvo S60 Concept, unveiled at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, introduced Valeo's new generation of LED lighting technology across its headlamps and signal lamps.
Honda has released new images and specifications for the 2010 Accord Crosstour, a crossover combining Accord refinement with increased versatility and a unique cargo system.
Alfa Romeo’s 149 hatchback, expected in 2009, will debut with the C-Evo platform, a heavily reworked architecture set to underpin future Fiat Group models, including potential saloon and SUV variants.
SEAT used the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show to unveil the Ibiza Concept IBZ, a near-production estate previewing a new family-sized variant for European launch in 2010.
Bugatti revealed the 16C Galibier concept in September 2009, previewing a luxury four-door with an 8.0-litre W16 engine and carbon-aluminium construction.
Alfa Romeo has cancelled plans to produce the MiTo GTA, citing economic pressures and uncertainty over the business case for the high-performance hatch.