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Pininfarina Tragedy

Posted by mahmoud abuatta on August 07, 2008

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Elvin

Elvin the Electric Vehicle ELVIN stands for Electric Vehicle with Interactive Noise and it is a utility vehicle which is used around the University of Warwick campus of patrol the car parks. Electric vehicles are really quiet and the lack of sound has been identified as a safety issue. Tests are now being carried out at the University of Warwick by fitting the vehicles with the NoViSim's sound system to find out of drivers' and other road users reactions.

VW unveils New Passat

Volkswagen has unveiled the new Passat BlueMotion at the Geneva Motor Show. The car is said to be the most fuel-efficient production Passat to date and has a combined consumption of 67.3 mpg for the saloon, while CO2 emissions are expected to be just 109 g/km (114 g/km for Passat Estate). The car is powered by a 1.6-litre 105 PS common rail TDI engine with manual six-speed gearbox and with the 70-litre fuel tank capacity, the Passat BlueMotion has a theoretical range of 1,035 miles. The car comes standard with Stop/Start and battery regeneration systems. High tech features available as options include the fatigue detection system, city emergency braking function, Park Assist II, High Beam Assist and Easy Open boot. The new Passat is due to go on sale in the UK in June and the first models are expected to arrive in August. Prices will be announced later.

New Toyota Camry and Avanza

Some quick updates: 1. UMW Toyota Motor launches new versions of the Avanza and the Camry . 2. The new "global standard all-round SUV" Mitsubishi Pajero*1 had it's world debut at Le Mondial de l' Automobile 2006 (Paris Motor Show 2006) being held in Halls 1-8 of the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles from September 28 (September 30 for the general public) through October 15. More details here . Tags: Mitsubishi Toyota

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