2010 Geneva Motor Show – Bufori MkVI Luxury Saloon.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Citroen DS4 High Ride.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Citroen Revolte.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Citroen Survolt Concept.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Alfa Romeo Giulietta.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Subaru R1e.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Audi A1 e-tron.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Bentley Supersports Convertible Cabrio.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – BMW 5-Series Hybrid EfficientDynamics.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Bugatti Veyron Roadster.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Chevrolet Volt Plug-in-Hybrid.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Citroen C-Zero.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Mini Countryman.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – HY-KERS (Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano).

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Honda CR-Z.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Lexus CT 200h.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Mercedes-Benz E350 CGI Blue Efficiency convertible.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Mercedes F800 Style.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Mitsubishi ASX.

2010 Geneva Motor Show – Opel Ampera.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Opel GTE.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Peugeot SR-1.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Porsche 918 Spyder.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Porsche Cayenne S 30 V6 Hybrid.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Renault Megane Convertible.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Renault Twizy Z.E.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Renault Wind Roadster.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Sbarro Autobau.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Sbarro Coupe Espera.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Seat Ginebra.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Peugeot 508.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Skoda Fabia Combi.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Seat IBE.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Subaru Hybrid Tourer.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Subaru R1e.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Rinspeed UC.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Toyota FT-EVII.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Volkswagen Amarok.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Volkswagen Polo GTI.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Volvo S60.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Volkswagen (VW) Sharan.

2010 Geneva International Auto Show – Gumpert Apollo.

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Dodge Zeo concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Fisker Karma concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Ford Verve concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – GM Corvette 1953

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Mercedes-Benz GLK

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Honda Pilot prototype

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Hummer HX

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Jeep Renegade

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 roadster

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Land Rover LRX concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Lexus LF-A

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Li Shi Guang Ming (Chinese motor-car industry)

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Lincoln MKT

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Mach5 Supercharged Race

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Mazda Taiki concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Mercedes-Benz McLaren Roadster

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Mitsubishi-RA Concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Saab 9-4x biopower concept

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Scion (Toyota brand)

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Smart Fortwo

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Toyota A-BAT

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Toyota Venza crossover

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Volkswagen Passat CC

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Ferrari 430 Scuderia

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Ferrari F430 Spider

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Cadillac CTS coupe

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Audi R8 V12 TDI

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Audi R8 V12 TDI

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Audi TTS

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Bei Jing Shi Guang Ming(Chinese motor-car industry)

2008 Detroit Auto Show – BMW 1-series

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Chevrolet Camaro Bumblebee

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Chevrolet Volt

2008 Detroit Auto Show – Chrysler ecoVoyage

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Mitsubishi Concept-cX

Building upon 70 years of four-wheel drive expertise, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) is in a privileged position to appreciate the customer benefits of this technology, in terms of on-road active safety and off-road ability, from Lancer Evolution to Pajero.

At the occasion of the 62nd Frankfurt Motor Show, MMC will combine this dynamic fluency with the first tangible demonstration in Europe of its regionalised environmental strategy, previewing the CO2-friendly next generation Euro 5 Clean Diesel family of engines co-developed with its parent company, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.

As a showcase for this dual “peace of mind”, Mitsubishi Motors will unveil Mitsubishi Concept-cX* in Frankfurt: an accessible, affordable, sustainable and realistic solution to today’s pressing issues. Sporty and flexible, Mitsubishi Concept-cX will follow the popular compact SUV route to carry this message right at the heart of the market.

Featuring the “Jet Fighter” grille already seen with Lancer Sports Sedan and using a soft-road application of the Outlander-derived Electric control four-wheel drive drivetrain, the 4.10m long Mitsubishi Concept-cX will also intend to create a link between Mitsubishi’s passenger cars and SUVs.

Sharp in design and in dynamics, Mitsubishi Concept-cX will boast an excellent environmental performance to be seen in the low fuel consumption and emission levels achieved by its next generation 1.8-litre Clean Diesel engine, mated to an automated manual transmission. A preview of a family of powertrains to be launched in the course of 2009, it features a variable geometry diffuser (VG) turbocharger – to generate optimum boost pressure for all engine loads – and DPF technologies.

Mitsubishi Concept-cX’s further green credentials include eco-friendly “Green Plastics”, MMC’s proprietary plant-based resin technology, effectively used for interior trim materials.

As a reminder, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has adopted an all-embracing approach in addressing global environmental issues. Under its “EIP 2010″ (”Environment Initiative Program 2010″) umbrella project, the Company is actively engaged in the development of a wide range of such technologies, covering:

o Powertrains suiting regional needs, driving patterns & infrastructures:
+ Clean Diesel Euro 5 family of engines for Europe
+ MiEV next-generation electric vehicle for Japan
+ Flexible fuel vehicle for Brazil
o Materials (plant-based “Green Plastic”,…)
o Processes (”Design for Environment” guiding principles,…).
o Manufacturing (pollution-prevention and recycling measures).
o Conservation (”Pajero Forest & Local Mountain Restoration Initiative” aiming to conserve and cultivate Japan’s forests and woodlands).

Note: “Pajero” is “Montero” in Spain and “Shogun” in the UK.

* ‘Compact crossover’ concept vehicle