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- Frankfurt Show Preview: Peugeot’s HX1 Hybrid4 MPV Concept for Six
- Infiniti's Sebastian Vettel-Inspired FX50 Performance Concept Breaks Cover
- Audi Publishes New Pictures of Urban Sportback and Spyder Concepts
| Frankfurt Show Preview: Peugeot’s HX1 Hybrid4 MPV Concept for Six Posted: 28 Aug 2011 09:04 PM PDT  With the Frankfurt Motor Show just around the corner, Peugeot decided to release the first official photos of the HX1, a six-seater MPV concept propelled by a diesel-electric powertrain.
One of the concepts unique features are the seven-spoke alloy wheels that resemble turbine blades when stationary, while when on the move, they open up to form a flat surface for better aerodynamic performance. For the same purpose, a spoiler and two side skirts fitted at the top of the tailgate deploy above 100 km/h (62 mph). Read more »
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| Infiniti's Sebastian Vettel-Inspired FX50 Performance Concept Breaks Cover Posted: 28 Aug 2011 06:53 AM PDT  When the doors open to the 64th IAA International Motor Show on September 13, Infiniti will premiere a new concept study that takes the firm's partnership with F1 racing team Red Bull to the next level. The Infiniti FX50 Performance Concept was inspired by reigning Formula One World Champion and Red Bull driver, Sebastian Vettel. The 24-year old German, who is Infiniti's first ever Global Brand Ambassador, is said to have helped in the design of the FX50 study. Read more »
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| Audi Publishes New Pictures of Urban Sportback and Spyder Concepts Posted: 28 Aug 2011 06:19 AM PDT  After teasing us with a couple of videos and a few sketches, Audi has now unleashed a wave of computer generated images of its two-seat Urban Sportback and Spyder concept models, both of which will receive their world premiere at the upcoming 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany. Read more »
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