Showing posts with label Peugeot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peugeot. Show all posts
Friday, July 23, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
Peugeot OXO concept car futuristic for future
Peugeot OXO concept car with image 1
Peugeot OXO concept car with image 2
Peugeot OXO concept car with image 3
Peugeot OXO concept car with image 4
Peugeot OXO concept car with image 5this car peugeot oxo a design concept car futuristic for future because this car use modern technology. and this car is very famous beautiful. Here is one of the better entries from the recent Peugeot Design Competition that seems not only practical, but cheap to manufacture and solves many of the problems associated with modern car design. Its scissor-like frame contracts to accommodate tight parking spaces or narrow lanes and the wheels work much like the recent NASA concept car, allowing it to drive sideways or do a 360 on its wheelbase.The car also solves the problem of having a talkative passenger distracting you from driving (or just generally doing your head in) by placing them in a separate pod. Ah…just imagine, no more inane conversations, getting to play music that you like and taking a route of your choosing. Excellent selling points, me thinks.The car would run on electricity; though I can’t imagine where the batteries, or the engine for that matter, would be stored. In the tails of the pods, maybe?The simple nature of the design should allow for easy manufacture and its flexibility is really something car makers should pay attention to. I can’t see why something similar to this couldn’t make it onto the road. It may be too radical for mass-production just yet, but should provide plenty of inspiration for all you street-rodders out there.
Peugeot OXO concept car futuristic for future
Peugeot OXO concept car with image 1Peugeot OXO concept car with image 2Peugeot OXO concept car with image 3Peugeot OXO concept car with image 4Peugeot OXO concept car with image 5this car peugeot oxo a design concept car futuristic for future because this car use modern technology. and this car is very famous beautiful. Here is one of the better entries from the recent Peugeot Design Competition that seems not only practical, but cheap to manufacture and solves many of the problems associated with modern car design. Its scissor-like frame contracts to accommodate tight parking spaces or narrow lanes and the wheels work much like the recent NASA concept car, allowing it to drive sideways or do a 360 on its wheelbase.The car also solves the problem of having a talkative passenger distracting you from driving (or just generally doing your head in) by placing them in a separate pod. Ah…just imagine, no more inane conversations, getting to play music that you like and taking a route of your choosing. Excellent selling points, me thinks.The car would run on electricity; though I can’t imagine where the batteries, or the engine for that matter, would be stored. In the tails of the pods, maybe?The simple nature of the design should allow for easy manufacture and its flexibility is really something car makers should pay attention to. I can’t see why something similar to this couldn’t make it onto the road. It may be too radical for mass-production just yet, but should provide plenty of inspiration for all you street-rodders out there.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Design Modern Car Concept Peugeot E-motion French Super Car Future
New Design Modern Car Concept Peugeot E-motion For Future
Good Design Modern Car Concept Peugeot E-motion FutureThis increadible design car concept modern peugeot E-motion for Future car is very cool and luxury design.
Design Modern Car Concept Peugeot E-motion French Super Car Future
New Design Modern Car Concept Peugeot E-motion For FutureGood Design Modern Car Concept Peugeot E-motion FutureThis increadible design car concept modern peugeot E-motion for Future car is very cool and luxury design.
Friday, January 8, 2010
Design Concept Peugeot Omni Car Ideas for Future
Beautiful Design Concept Peugeot Omni Car IdeasI think this design concept peugeot is wonder beautiful modern car for future. The Peugeot Omni gets its name from the uncanny omnidirectional abilities of the car’s wheels. But it’s the electric motors in each of those four wheels that give the Omni its green credentials. Those are powered by lithium ion batteries charged, in part, by solar cells on the roof. The amount of energy required is reduced due to the lightweight carbon fiber body, the teardrop-shaped aerodynamic design, structural elements made of aluminum and titanium, and super efficient organic light-emitting diode (OLED) lighting.
Design Concept Peugeot Omni Car Ideas for Future
Beautiful Design Concept Peugeot Omni Car IdeasI think this design concept peugeot is wonder beautiful modern car for future. The Peugeot Omni gets its name from the uncanny omnidirectional abilities of the car’s wheels. But it’s the electric motors in each of those four wheels that give the Omni its green credentials. Those are powered by lithium ion batteries charged, in part, by solar cells on the roof. The amount of energy required is reduced due to the lightweight carbon fiber body, the teardrop-shaped aerodynamic design, structural elements made of aluminum and titanium, and super efficient organic light-emitting diode (OLED) lighting.
Peugeot concept car Design Ideas
Another entry from the Peugeot Design Competition is the Stylight, a 3-seater city hybrid car with a small 1.6-liter engine and an electric motor placed above the rear wheels. Ognyan Bozhilov, the designer, said that this arrangement “improves weight distribution, gets rid of the complex, heavy mechanics for power transmission and makes the unique, aerodynamic body possible.” The Stylelight also offers unique safety features: an expansive windscreen for maximum visibility, and LED tail lights designed so the harder you press, the more lights turn on.
Peugeot concept car Design Ideas
Another entry from the Peugeot Design Competition is the Stylight, a 3-seater city hybrid car with a small 1.6-liter engine and an electric motor placed above the rear wheels. Ognyan Bozhilov, the designer, said that this arrangement “improves weight distribution, gets rid of the complex, heavy mechanics for power transmission and makes the unique, aerodynamic body possible.” The Stylelight also offers unique safety features: an expansive windscreen for maximum visibility, and LED tail lights designed so the harder you press, the more lights turn on.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Peugeot 4007 DCS Automatic
Peugeot 4007 DCS Automatic will be presented for the first time at Frankfurt Motor Show and it is now now available to order. The 4007 range starts at £23,345 with the DCS automatic. The semi-automatic gearbox chosen for the 4007 is equipped with six speeds to make best use of the performance from the 2.2-litre HDi FAP 156 bhp engine. The choice of wet clutch technology has been favoured to transmit the generous amount of torque produced by this engine (380Nm at 2000rpm).
A versatile gearbox, the DCS 6-speed box can be managed in two ways: in automatic mode with two operating programmes (Drive or Sport) or in semi-automatic mode (Sequential) by using the gear selection paddles located behind the steering wheel.
This new version, to be presented for the first time at next week’s Frankfurt Motor Show, is now available to order. The 4007 range starts at £23,345 (on-the-road) with the DCS automatic, with the SE trim, start from £24,545 (on-the-road).
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