New automaker Qoros, a company created by Chery Automobile Co.
and Israeli investment firm Israel Corp., has just announced that it
will be showing off two new concepts at the Geneva Motor Show, later
this year. Both vehicles will be based on the GQ3 sedan,
which has already been unveiled, and they will use its underpinnings,
which have been specifically designed to be highly-modular and easy to
adapt to new models.
According to the Vice Chairman of the company, Volker Steinwascher, "Intelligent modular vehicle platform technology allows us to create new vehicle concepts quickly and efficiently [ . . . ] The
Qoros GQ3 is the first of many models that will be based on this
platform, and the technology will allow us to develop a complete model
family in a very efficient manner."
The first concept, the GQ3 Cross Hybrid will be an all-wheel drive
model, with the petrol engine driving the front wheels, while the rears
will be powered by electricity, like the Citroen DS5, or the Lexus
RX450h.
The second concept is an estate version of the GQ3, which is pretty much
self explanatory and will offer more space and practicality than its
sedan counterpart. We will learn more, closer to the car's unveilings
and we will keep you updated.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Qoros Announces GQ3 Cross Hybrid and Estate Concepts for Geneva
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