Citroen Survolt Concept 2010, Lotus Evora Carbon Concept 2010

Citroen Survolt Concept 2010

Citroën has revealed an electrifying new model at the Geneva Motor Show - the sensational SURVOLT concept.

A blend of high-fashion, extravagance and more than a hint of motor racing punch, SURVOLT takes the essence of Citroën’s REVOLTE concept - performance, cutting-edge technology and luxury - and adds an assertive sporting dimension into the mix.

Lotus Evora Carbon Concept 2010

Lotus Evora provides the basis of the stunning carbon design concept unveiled today at the 80th Geneva Motor Show. The Evora Carbon Concept car emphasises Lotus’ motorsport pedigree, utilising beautiful high quality materials with exposed carbon fibre and plush alcantara. The striking white concept car is finished in an advanced water based pearlescent paint that contrasts with the exquisitely finished weave on the carbon fibre panels.

Nissan Micra 2011

Nissan Micra, the new compact city car, was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show. Micra is build on Nissan's all-new V-Platform and is powered by 3-cylinder petrol engine including supercharged and direct injection version. The key feature for Micra is its spacious interior allied to compact exterior dimensions.

Ascari A10

The Ascari A10 race prototype was produced with the help of ex-Formula One designer, Paul Brown to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the company. Like the KZ1, the A10 features a 5.0-litre BMW V8 - this time producing 625 BHP via a six-speed sequential manual gearbox, and with a top speed of 220mph. The A10 features the same carbon-fibre chassis as the KZ1, with clamshell bodywork, FIA-specification roll cage and racing suspension. As a racing prototype, luxuries like soundproffing, air conditioning and stereo system have been removed, wit hthe car purely focused on performance and handling. The A10 featured on the BBC's 'Top Gear' in December 2007, where Jeremy Clarkson described it as a "a staggering car ... like a Koenigsegg but a million times more manageable".

Chevrolet New Sail Sedan 2011

Chevrolet New Sail Sedan was introduced earlier today by Shanghai GM, making it the first passenger car created in China by a Sino-foreign joint venture. In addition to being sold in China, the New Sail will also be exported to other emerging markets. Shanghai GM offers five variants of the New Sail with the base model priced around RMB 60,000 (US$8,800). This marks a breakthrough in the under-RMB 70,000 (US$10,300) small car segment, where Chinese brands have traditionally been dominant.  Shanghai GM also began taking orders for the New Sail today.