Subaru Hybrid Tourer
Subaru Hybrid Tourer Concept: Combining environmentally friendly technology and safety, the
Subaru’s new concept maintains the automaker’s trademark symmetrical all-wheel drive system and horizontally opposed boxer engine but picks up a sporty design not seen previously on any of its vehicles. Under the sheet metal sits a 2.0-liter gasoline engine with direct injection
and turbocharging technologies, as well as a CVT and two electric motors--one on each axle.
Toyota FT-86 Concept
Toyota FT-86 Concept: After more than a year of rumors, theories and questions, the lovechild of the Toyota-Subaru joint venture has been unveiled. This successor to the rear-wheel drive, drift-legend
Corolla AE-86 takes shape with a modified
Subaru Impreza chassis and
Toyota badges as the FT-86 concept.
Mitsubishi PX-MiEV Plug-in Hybrid
Mitsubishi Concept PX-MiEV Plug-in Hybrid: Powered by a new proprietary plug-in
hybrid system, which significantly extends the frequency a
hybrid vehicle is driven in all-electric mode, the
2009 Mitsubishi Concept PX-MiEV promises a fuel economy in excess of 117.6 mpg in a mid-size crossover body. The new plug-in
hybrid system also combines differential electric motors with
Mitsubishi’s trademark Super All Wheel Control (S-AWC) all-wheel drive system and electronically controlled active yaw control.
Mazda Kiyora
Mazda Kiyora Concept: The ultra-stylish compact is an eco-friendly hatch-type car that
Mazda imagines as a fun-to-drive yet responsible runabout for the future. Powered by automaker’s new SKY-G 1.3-liter gasoline engine that’s also set to debut at the
Tokyo Motor Show, the Kiyora has an estimated fuel economy of 75 mpg and could go into production very soon.
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