Ford Evos
Ford Evos at the IAA 2011
The Ford Evos is a vehicle of the car manufacturer Ford, which was presented at the International Motor Show 2011, but will not go into production. It will rather provide an outlook for the future Ford design, in particular to the next generation model of the Ford Mondeo. Developed this model in Vercarmodel Saro in Orbassano.
Vehicle characteristics
This vehicle is a four-door, four -seat coupe, designed by J Mays as an evolution from the " Kinetic Design ". The vehicle has - as before the study Ford Iosis - on opposite hinged gullwing doors and no B-pillar. The plug -in hybrid is powered either by petrol or an electric motor, the energy is stored in a process developed by Ford lithium -ion battery. When not driving it is a trial, he was taken from 2013 going into series Ford C -MAX Energi. The petrol engine is only used when the maximum speed of 75 km / h is exceeded for electric operation, or stored power for the electric motor is running low. The total length of the sufficient drive concept is over 800 kilometers.
The full-LED headlights, the future there will be even with the Ford production vehicles are kept very flat, which makes them appear slit, the grille has a trapezoidal shape and not so far pulled down like the current Ford models. Wide flared wheel arches give the car a very sporty impression. At the rear of the car is an integrated tail light tape to find, including a center-mounted, also trapezoidal exhaust and a large, silver-colored diffuser.
In the interior are to find four bucket seats, the valves are fully digital. In höreren speeds less important information is hidden automatically to reduce the risk of diversion. The playlist of the audio system, as well as settings for the climate control, seat position, and even the desired votes steering, suspension and gearbox to be set via a cloud - access automatically to the driver. The electronics determine over the seats while driving the driver's pulse and adjusts the car 's physical constitution, special filter systems protect the occupants in addition to airborne contaminants before.