We have been keenly following the development of the new Mitsubishi Outlander. After countless renderings, we finally have something concrete from Mitsubishi. The Japanese company has just dropped a teaser of a new concept vehicle that will make its world debut at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show in March.
The image shows a face of the crossover – possibly the new Outlander. However the company refers to the concept as an ‘an innovative premium vehicle’. A teaser picture of the vehicle shows a similarity to the PX-MiEV II SUV concept unveiled at the Tokyo motor show last November.
The Hyundai ix-onic concept shares space in Hyundai’s stall at this year’s Geneva Auto Show with the Hyundai i20 3-door. The ix-onic concept on which the forthcoming Hyundai Tucson codenamed ix 35, is based upon, looks bolder and futuristic.
When a green color Hyundai i20 was displayed at the Geneva Motor Show, crowds stayed where they were. Pity that they failed to notice the rear doors missing on this Hyundai. In theory, a 3-door Hyundai is more stimulating than the 5-door sibling, isn’t it?
After the unveiling of the Mk5 VW Polo at the Geneva Motor Show, VW has used the occasion to showcase another Volkswagen Polo, the Volkswagen Polo BlueMotion Concept Car.
can’t see the slideshow? Visit the Skoda Yeti Gallery directly We have seen the Skoda Yeti as a concept back in 1996, and as recently as last week, spy shooter caught the production-ready Skoda Yeti testing in cold weather. At the Geneva Motor Show yesterday, the Skoda Yeti was unveiled, and unconfirmed reports suggest it might be released in India this year. Skoda Yeti Details and Features- The Skoda Yeti [ Read More ]
The next-generation VW Polo, which will be built at VW’s plant in Chakan, might be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show which begins tomorrow.
Entry posted on March 2, 2009 by
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Ferrari
The Ferrari stand is likely to be crowded with showpieces at the 79th Geneva International Motor Show, set to begin on March 3rd.
Tata Motors earlier this week, confirmed that come 23rd March, owning a car would become so much more easier with the launch of the world’s cheapest car, the Nano in India.
