About a week ago the American manufacturer decided to reveal its Evos Concept ahead of its global debut at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, next week. Well, now you can see for the first time Evos Concept‘s doors in action, because we have a video for you.
Refresher: With a typical C-car class length, at 4500mm long, 1970mm wide, 1360mm tall and with a wheelbase of 2740mm, the Ford Evos Concept is slightly longer and wider than the Peugeot RCZ.
This car is powered by the same lithium-ion plug-in hybrid powertrain from the Ford C-MAX Energi, which is scheduled for sale in North America in 2012 and Europe in 2013. It has a driving range of more than 800km, and can be driven in full-electric or combined petrol-hybrid mode. Being linked to “the cloud”, the powertrain can switch between hybrid and electric mode based on your predicted drive route, your driving behaviour, the weather, upcoming weather and other factors.
“The Ford Evos Concept unites three key elements which are at the core of our One Ford global product strategy: outstanding design, smart technologies and fuel economy leadership,” said Derrick Kuzak, group vice president of Global Product Development.
“With its compelling design and innovative technology experience, this is a clear demonstration of the exciting vision we have for the Ford brand. While you will never see this car on the road, the next generation of Ford products around the world will display many of the distinctive design ideas and advanced technologies it showcases.”
For more official details and pictures, click here. Meanwhile you can watch the video below.
