Showing posts with label Daihatsu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daihatsu. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Daihatsu's Funky Little D-X Roadster



For this season's Tokyo Motor Show, Daihatsu introduced along a modern new idea for a multi-purposes kei car line known as the D-X ("d-cross").

While the car found at the Western brand's unit is a two-seater roadster, Daihatsu says that its can be quickly altered into different kinds of designs by changing or including elements on its resin-based shape.

Among other shape variations, the D-X can be developed into a shooting-break-like hatchback with a tough top, a two-door cross-over and a light and portable weekend-racer.

As you can see in the images, Daihatsu's roadster style is incredibly sleek and stylish gauging just 3,395mm long, 1,475mm in size and 1,275mm in level, with a wheelbase of 2,230mm.

Power for the D-X comes good manners of Daihatsu's 0.66-liter two-cylinder engine with direct-injection and turbocharging technological innovation, with the Western car maker saying that it "strikes a stability between the joy of generating and fuel-efficiency."
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Friday, November 11, 2011

Tiny Daihatsu Pico EV Concept at Tokyo Motor Show



The third Daihatsu strategy style going to this seasons variation of the Seattle Engine Display is the PICO, a advanced provide for a tiny two-seater EV commuter put between tiny motors and cycles.

At 2,400mm extensive, 1,000mm huge and 1,530mm large with a wheelbase of 1,830mm, the Daihatsu strategy is much lesser than the Sensible Fortwo, yet it has room for two people relaxing in tandem-style.

The drivers and the person get into the automobile merely by increasing a defensive bar than starts like a scissor-style home.

Other features contain the LED sections designed on the defensive night clubs as well as the top side and back stops of the car, and which present a selection of emails to advise people and other individuals on the route.

Daihatsu says that the PICO recommendations the machines at just 400kg (or about 880 pounds). .

The concept’s energy can be energized in 2 time and provide a generating variety of up to 50 distance (31 miles) at rates of speed of up to 50km/h (31 km/h).
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Daihatsu FC Sho Case Fuel Cell Concept



Daihatsu's Seattle Engine Display array of small strategy designs is increasing with the inclusion of the FC Sho Example seen in these images.

The Western business says it's an incredibly stream-lined and eco-friendly offer that has a next-generation model outfitted with fluid energy tissue that contain no gold and silver coins.

The FC Sho Situation is designed on a new program with the energy bunch placed within the person and products location to preserve room.

The…shoe-box-shaped research methods 3,395mm extensive, 1,475mm huge and 1,900mm high, with a 2,450mm wheelbase, which creates it 151mm smaller but also 415mm higher than a Fiat 500.

Even though it doesn't make much feeling unless the automobile can be handled place or if you strategy to use it as a...storage location, Daihatsu says that no cost room can designed with the stowage of the rim and chairs.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Daihatsu DX at Tokyo Motor Show



The 2011 edition of the Tokyo Motor Show just around the corner, the rest of the car manufacturers involved in launching the car.

Toyota-owned Daihatsu has released preliminary information on a new small concept car called the DX. What is interesting for the study is that the Japanese manufacturer, can be easily converted into four different types of vehicles simply by changing parts of the resin body.

These include a roadster, a sedan burnout problems as a crossover with two doors and a track racer.

Roadster ordinary form, the concepts of Daihatsu DX measures 3395 mm long, 1475 mm wide and 1275 mm long, 2230 mm with a pitch.

Under the hood, borrowed DX sports a little 0.66 liter two-cylinder with direct injection and turbocharger technology from regular production models Daihatsu.

Stay tuned for more photos and details on the DC when our Tokyo Motor Show coverage begins.
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