Suzuki concept cars
August 9th, 2010
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Audi Snook – Future Car Design Concept
May 11th, 2010
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Mono Spherewheel Vehicle Audi Snook is a Car Design Concept by Tilmann Schlootz at the Academy of Art and Design HfG Offenbach Germany. Snook is a double seater premium car optimised for urban mobility and rides on a single spherical wheel. Its stabilisation system is inspired by Eurofighter Typhoon and depends on triple axis accellerometers. on IF Concept Award Exhibition at CeBIT 2010 www.redgodesign.com
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Toyota Motor Triathlon Race Car Concept
May 2nd, 2010
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A few nice toyota car images I found:
Toyota Motor Triathlon Race Car Concept
Image by Ian Muttoo
I blogged this photo here: blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&frien…
This photo is included in Wikipedia Commons:
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Toyota_Motor_Triathlon_R…
and here: www.eojon.com/2009/06/chinese-names-japanese-american-car…
Toyota personal car prototype
Image by YoNoSoyTu
A personal car prototype from Toyota. Really futuristic.
Toyota Hybrid Sports Car
Image by SAITOR
Toyota Hybrid Sports Car – Toyota Showroom Champs Elysees – Paris
Toyota i-Unit concept car
April 28th, 2010
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A few nice toyota car images I found:
Toyota i-Unit concept car
Image by Cedric Favero
The i-unit is an ultra-compact single seater four wheeled Toyota concept car.
The i-unit weighs 180 kilograms. It contains a lithium ion battery and features Intelligent Transport System technology. The rear wheels are powered by electric motors, and the device is steered with the front wheels. In the upright position it has a turning radius of 0.9 metres (35.4 in), which means it can turn on the spot. The vehicle is controlled by two joystick-like devices at the front of the armrests, and uses a Drive-by-wire technology. An Intelligent Transport System (ITS) technology aims to reduce the likelihood of accidents.
The color of the lights can change according to the preferences or emotions of the operator. The shape was designed to symbolize a leaf, and the design incorporates environmentally friendly materials such as kenaf.
This concept vehicle is of course used by Toyota for public relations, and they state that The "i-unit" is a form of "personal mobility" that seeks to attain a greater balance of meeting individuals’ wishes to enjoy freedom of movement, harmony with society, and harmony with the Earth’s natural environment.
Toyota i-Unit concept car
Image by Cedric Favero
The i-unit is an ultra-compact single seater four wheeled Toyota concept car.
The i-unit weighs 180 kilograms. It contains a lithium ion battery and features Intelligent Transport System technology. The rear wheels are powered by electric motors, and the device is steered with the front wheels. In the upright position it has a turning radius of 0.9 metres (35.4 in), which means it can turn on the spot. The vehicle is controlled by two joystick-like devices at the front of the armrests, and uses a Drive-by-wire technology. An Intelligent Transport System (ITS) technology aims to reduce the likelihood of accidents.
The color of the lights can change according to the preferences or emotions of the operator. The shape was designed to symbolize a leaf, and the design incorporates environmentally friendly materials such as kenaf.
This concept vehicle is of course used by Toyota for public relations, and they state that The "i-unit" is a form of "personal mobility" that seeks to attain a greater balance of meeting individuals’ wishes to enjoy freedom of movement, harmony with society, and harmony with the Earth’s natural environment.