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- Geneva Motor Show 2014  -

 

Geneva, March 2014 -

1 - Exclusive Performance Cars.
The Geneva Motor Show has established a tradition to introduce limited production exclusive high performance cars. In 2013, it was the time for Ferrari LaFerrari, Lamborghini Veneno or McLaren P1. In 2014, Koenigsegg introduce an Agera One:1 with a claimed top speed of 273 mph (440 kph) with a limited production of six car that were sold out before the opening of the Motor Show. We are wondering where it is possible to drive a car at such a speed. Pagani exhibited the last version of the Zonda designated Revolucion and limited to three cars. Bugatti showed its Rembrandt Bugatti Legend edition Veyron Grand Sport announced for three cars only. The new Zenvo ST1 from Denmark entered the exotic high performance car selection for the first time at an International Motor Show. Fortunately, the show is not limited in such million Euros special cars and a wide selection of high performance less expensive automobile was exhibited for different sales prices and no limit in production. This year, it was possible to view brand new sports cars like McLaren 650S, Jaguar F Type, Chevrolet Corvette ZO6, Lamborghini Huracan, Ferrari California T or Alfa Romeo 4C Spider.

2 - Next Alternative Propulsion: Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles in limited production in 2015.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Story starts with the 1966 General Motor Electrovan. Since year 2000, several Main Car Manufacturers launched Research & Development Programs for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles. Hydrogen is stored under pressure in a storage tank. It is fed together with oxygen from air to a Fuel Cell that produces electricity, water and heat. The on-board generated electricity is utilised for an electric drive to propel the vehicle. Lenghty battery charging time and limited operating range is avoided but there is a need for Hydrogen production and distribution. Several Hydrogen Highway are under implementation in several countries, like Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden and Denmark), Germany, Japan or the United States (essentially California). Daimler Benz, General Motors, Toyota, Hyundai or Honda have developed several prototypes for field testing. In 2009, Daimler Benz, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai and the Renault Nissan Alliance have announced that they will launch in 2015 a limited production of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles that should be leased in selected areas where Hydrogen Highways will have been implemented. At the Geneva Show, Toyota, Honda and Hyundai have been presenting prototypes and Design Studies to illustrate what they intend to introduce for 2015. For further details on Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles, see the interview of Yoshikazu Tanaka, Planning and development leader for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles at Toyota Motors Corporation.

3 - Present Day Racing Cars.
The Geneva Motor Show has often been an opportunity to discover racing cars away from the track. This year, Porsche introduced its brand new 919 Hybrid  LMP 1 before its starting in the WEC (World Endurance Championship). It was also possible to discover racing cars engaged in World Championship like the Volkswagen Polo WRC, the Hyundai i20 WRC or the MINI ALL4 Racing that won the Dakar Rallye Raid for the third time in a row. Nissan exhibited its ZEOD RC that will participate at the 2014 Le Mans 24 Hours in a special classification for innovative vehicle. Lexus announced its intent to enter GT3 competition in 2015 with a Lexus RC F GT3 in early development. It was the occasion to see the Peugeot 208 that won the Pikes Peak challenge.

4 - Design Studies, Concept Cars and new models. A wide collection of concept cars and design studies is, on every occasion, a tradition of the Geneva Motor Show. The 2014 edition was no exception. Some innovative prototypes were presented like the Quant eLimousine with brand new electric energy storage system or the Kia Soul EV. Maserati introduced a striking Alfieri Concept for its 100th Anniversary. The Sbarro Design School presented several new projects including a Sbarro Royale propelled by two Chevrolet V8 connected end to end and intended for wedding ceremonies. The European Design Institute proposed a design study prepared by its students at the request of Hyundai.

5 - Historic Racing Cars Exhibit.
Historic racing cars exhibit is always a chance to visualise the evolution of the automobile. The 2014 Geneva Motor Show was the occasion to view several historic racing cars and in particular some twenty endurance racing cars that won Le Mans 24 Hours between 1923 and 2013.

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- 1 Exclusive High Performance Cars
- Koenigsegg One:1

Having sold some 100 examples in ten years time, Koenigsegg introduced the limited edition One:1 to be produced in six cars all declared sold out before the opening of the Geneva Motor Show. The new edition is announced for 1340 hp and 1340 kg which justify the designation One:1, one kilogram for one horsepower. Top speed is claimed at 440 km/h (273 mph). See Car Review Koenigsegg One:1.

More informations and pictures , see Koenigsegg One:1

Koenigsegg One:1 Koenigsegg One:1
- Pagani Zonda Revolucion

The Pagani Zonda Revolucion is the last edition for the Pagani Zonda. It is a road homologated version of the Pagani Zonda R. Top speed announced for over 350 km/h ( 217,5 mph ). Price quoted at 2,2 million Euros. AMG V12 produces 800 hp and 750 Nm. Dry weight announced at 1030 kg. See Car Review Pagani Zonda Revolucion.

See Pagani Zonda Revolucion for more information and illustrations

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- Bugatti Veyron Rembrandt

“Rembrandt Bugatti”, the new Bugatti Legend bears the name of the artist brother of Ettore Bugatti.  The “Rembrandt Bugatti” is based on the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse. Its 8 litre W16 engine achieves an unparalleled torque of 1,500 Nm from 1,200 hp at 3,000–5,000 rpm, and can accelerate from 0–100 km in 2.6 seconds. With a maximum speed of 408.84 km/h ( 254 mph )with the roof down, the Vitesse is the fastest production roadster ever built. Limited edition to three examples declared sold out at 2,18 million Euros.

More informations and pictures see Bugatti Veyron

Bugatti Veyron Bugatti Veyron
- Zenvo ST1

Research and Development for the Zenvo ST1 was started in Denmark in 2007. The Zenvo ST1 is defined as unique and hand built supercar with extreme performance level but easy to use in everyday life. The propulsion is operated by a 6.800 cc super-charged and turbo-charged V8 with a maximum power output of 1.104 hp and 1.430 Nm . The claimed top speed is electronically limited to 375 km/h ( 233 mph )while acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is announced in less than 3,0 seconds. Sales price is announced at 800.000 Euros. Production was started in 2011 and first car was delivered in 2012. Zenvo Research and Development is presently working on the Zenvo ST2 that will succeed to the ST1 model.

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- Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Touring 2013 & Alfa Romeo Disco Volante C52 1952

The Alfa Romeo Disco Volante presented by Touring is based on the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione and is now proposed in limited production. See Alfa Romeo Touring Disco Volante Concept 2012  for further photos and details. It was inspired by the 1952 Alfa Romeo Disco Volante C52 prepared by the same Touring coachbuilder. See Car Review Alfa Romeo C52 Disco Volante Spider Touring 1952

More informations and pictures see :
- Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Touring 2012
- Alfa Romeo Disco Volante C52 1952

- Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Touring 2013
Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Touring 2012 Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Touring 2012
- Alfa Romeo Disco Volante C52 1952
Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Touring 2012 Alfa Romeo Disco Volante C52 1952
- Chevrolet Corvette ZO6 and C7-R 2014

General Motors exhibited at Geneva, for the first time in Europe, the Chevrolet Corvette ZO6 and the new racing C7-R.

More informations and pictures see Chevrolet Corvette ZO6 & C7-R 2014

Chevrolet Corvette ZO6 and C7-R 2014 Chevrolet Corvette ZO6 and C7-R 2014
- Lamborghini Huracan

The new Lamborghini Huracan replaces the Gallardo that completed 10 years of production. The Lamborghini Huracan was introduced in 130 selective presentations to potential customers around the world before the World Premiere at Geneva. Some 1.000 purchase orders have already been registered. See Car Review Lamborghini Huracan for further photos and details.

More informations and pictures see Lamborghini Huracan

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- Jaguar F-Type Coupé

Geneva Motor Show was the European Premiere appearance for the Jaguar F Type Coupé.

More informations and pictures see Jaguar F-Type Coupé

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- Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake

The XFR-S Sportbrake is the first high-performance R-S branded sports estate car to be produced by Jaguar, with 550PS on tap and 1675 litres of rear load space. From real-world efficiency to Autobahn-storming performance, Jaguar’s 2015 model year XF range caters to every sensibility, without compromising on the luxury, refinement and versatility expected of a Jaguar.
The XFR-S Sportbrake’s 5.0-litre supercharged V8 delivers 550PS and 680Nm of torque.
New XFR-S Sportbrake priced at £82,495 in UK, with full 2015 MY XF range available to order from 01 April 2014.

Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake

- Gumpert Apollo S & Apollo Explosion

The Gumpert Apollo S is the main product of Gumpert. The Gumpert Apollo S is the top ranking Apollo model homologated for a road use and has a turbo-charged 4.163 cc  90° V8 engine producing 750 hp and 900 Nm. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) is claimed in 2,9 seconds. The sales price for the Gumpert Apollo is quoted between 500.000 and 600.000 Dollars depending on options. One hundred Gumpert Apollo have been  sold between 2005 and 2013. Presently the main market is in Asia. The Gumpert Explosion was created for the Asian market in particular at the request of Thailand Distributor. With an Audi 420 hp 1.984 cc engine and All Wheel Drive propulsion, the Explosion is fitted with right hand drive. Announced price for the Explosion is 105.000 Euros before tax.

Gumpert Apollo S & Apollo Explosion Gumpert Apollo S & Apollo Explosion
- Ferrari California T

Ferrari introduced a new generation of its California, the Ferrari California T,  with a more powerful engine upgraded with to use of turbocharging with Variable Boost Management. The styling has been slightly updated. The 3855 cc. V8 produces 412 kW (560 hp) at 7500 rpm and 755 Nm (77 kgm) at 4750 rpm. Claimed top speed is 316 kph ( 196 mph )and 0 to 100 kph (62 mph) is announced in 3,6 seconds.

Ferrari California T Ferrari California T
- McLaren 650S

The McLaren 650S joins the range as an additional model alongside the 12C and sold-out McLaren P1™, and learns from both models as well as 50 years of competing in the highest levels of motorsport. Available as a fixed-head Coupé or as a Spider, with a retractable folding hard top, the McLaren 650S promises to redefine the high performance supercar segment, and has been designed and developed to provide the ultimate in driver engagement on the road and on the race track.

For further details and illustrations see McLaren 650S

McLaren 650S McLaren 650S

McLaren 650S

McLaren 650S
- Pagani Huayra

With the last edition of the Pagani Zonda, the Pagani Huayra become the present mainstream offer for Pagani.
 specifications: engine- AMG 5.980 cc V12 producing 730 hp/537 kW and 1000 Nm; Dimensions- lenght 4605 mm- width 2036 mm- height 1169 mm- dry weight 1350 kg; Maximum speed quoted at 360 kph ( 223,7 mph ) and 0-100 kph announced for 3,3 seconds

For further information and images see Pagani Huayra

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- Ford Mustang GT

The new Ford Mustang made European public motor show debut in Geneva; the first Mustang confirmed to go on sale in the region after almost 50 years of production will arrive in 2015. The new Ford Mustang fastback and convertible models promise world-class levels of performance and refinement; sleek design retaining classic Mustang key design elements. The new Mustang will deliver power of choice in Europe, from 5.0-litre V8 engine to the all-new fuel-efficient 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine. State-of-the-art suspension is optimised to deliver world-class handling, precise steering control and ride comfort; innovative technology for enhanced control and connectivity.

Specifically tuned for use in Mustang, the all-new 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine brings the performance Mustang drivers expect and the ability to deliver strong fuel economy. Turbocharging, direct injection and twin independent variable camshaft timing are projected to deliver more than 309 PS and more than 407 Nm of torque.

A great V8 engine is key to the visceral experience of driving Ford Mustang, and the acclaimed 5.0-litre V8 is the ideal powerplant for this driver’s car. The new cylinder heads, valvetrain and intake manifold ensure this V8 breathes freely from idle all the way to 7,000 rpm. The new Mustang GT is projected to generate more than 426 PS and 529 Nm of torque. Final power and torque ratings will be announced closer to launch.

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- Alfa Romeo 4C Spider

The stunning Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Design Preview made its world début at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, previewing a new model scheduled to go into production in early 2015.  Designed by the Alfa Romeo Style Centre, the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Design Preview takes full advantage of the ultra-rigid construction and distinctive design of the coupé to produce a Spider in the truest sense of the Alfa Romeo tradition – a car that brings the driving experience into even sharper focus by allowing the sounds and sensations of performance to fill the cabin and stir the driver’s soul still further.

More informations and pictures see Alfa Romeo 4C Concept

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-Roding Roadster

The Roding Roadster is built in Germany by a Company specialized in carbon fibre components. Propulsion is by a transverse BMW six cylinder engine producing 320 hp. Dry weight is 950 kg. Maximum speed announced for 285 km/h ( 177 mph ). Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) claimed at 3,9 seconds. Base price without value added tax (VAT) is 159.159 Euros. Fourteen Roding Roadsters have been sold since 2011 introduction on the market.

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- Morgan Plus Four Roadster

Morgan Roadster range is still produced with traditional wood sub-structure. The success of this historic British roadster results in several months delay for delivery. Since its launch in 1950, the Morgan Plus 4 has reached iconic status around the globe. New for 2014, this model benefits from a new powerful Ford 2.0 litre engine offering stronger performance and improved environmental credentials. It is in fact the most powerful production Plus 4 ever to leave Pickersleigh Road. The cabin has also been refreshed, and displays a revised dashboard layout with new instrumentation. Available as a 2 or 4-seater, Morgan are confident that this is not only the most advanced Plus 4 ever designed but that it will continue to be hugely popular with sports car enthusiasts worldwide.

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- Aston Martin DBS Centenial Zagato

Zagato prepared two one off Aston Martin  models for the 100th anniversary of the Company. The spyder is based on the Aston Martin DB9 while the coupé is based on the Aston Martin DBS. Both one-off vehicles are reported to be sold.

Aston Martin DBS Centenial Zagato Aston Martin DBS Centenial Zagato
- Aston Martin Vantage N430

Aston Martin introduced a road version N430 extrapolated from the Racing Aston Martin Vantage GTE.

  • All-alloy, quad overhead camshaft, 32-valve 4735 cc V8
  • Front mid-mounted engine, rear-wheel drive
  • Fully catalysed stainless steel Sports exhaust system with active bypass valves
  • Compression ratio 11.3:1
  • Max power: 321 kW (436 PS/430 bhp) at 7300 rpm
  • Max torque: 490 Nm (361 lb ft) at 5000 rpm
  • Acceleration: 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 4.8 seconds
  • Max speed: 305 km/h (190 mph)
  • Rear mid-mounted six-speed manual transmission with Carbon-Fibre gearshift surround or optional 'Sportshift II' seven-sped automated manual transmisssion with black magnesium paddleshifts
  • Alloy torque tube with carbon-fibre propeller shaft
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- Nissan GT R NISMO 2014

The new Nissan GT-R Nismo is a thrilling race-inspired version of Nissan's legendary supercar, delivering 600PS (441kw) from advanced 3.8-litre twin-turbocharged V6. Nissan latest member of the Nismo family employs innovation, uncompromising engineering and motorsports-inspired technologies to achieve new levels of power, speed and handling.

See Nissan GT R NISMO 2014 for further details and illustrations

Nissan GT R NISMO 2014 Nissan GT R NISMO 2014

2 - Next Alternative Propulsion : Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles in limited production in 2015.

 
- Honda FCV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Design Study

The Honda FCEV Concept makes its first European appearance. Sleek and aerodynamic, the Concept points to the potential styling direction of Honda’s next-generation fuel cell electric vehicle which launches in the U.S. and Japan in 2015, followed by Europe. 

More informations and pictures see Honda FCV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Design Study for 2015

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- Hyundai Intrado Hydrogen Fuel Cell Concept

The Hyundai Intrado is powered by a next-generation hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain that utilises a Li-ion 36 kWh battery. Refuelled in just a few minutes, Intrado has a range of up to 600 kilometres and emits only water. In addition to improved performance and increased range, Intrado promises more responsive and agile driving dynamics, thanks to the reduced weight and greater efficiency of its powertrain.

The super-lightweight structure of Intrado demonstrates Hyundai’s desire to produce lighter, stronger cars that are even better to drive and simpler to repair. The central carbon frame structure is constructed using new, patent-pending manufacturing and joining techniques that together have the potential to change the way cars are made. The strength and rigidity of this central structure also allow body panels to be constructed from any material, giving designers greater flexibility and aiding repairability. Lightweight steel impact structures further enhance crash performance and repair times.

More informations and pictures see Hyundai Hydrogen Fuel Cell Intrado Concept

Hyundai Hydrogen Fuel Cell Intrado Concept Hyundai Hydrogen Fuel Cell Intrado Concept
- Toyota FCV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Design Study for 2015

Geneva, March 2014 - Here is an exerpt of Press Conference Speech by Karl Schlicht, Executive Vice President of Toyota Motor Europe. "In 2014 and 2015 alone, we will launch 15 new or renewed hybrid models and we are expanding both the number of hybrid powertrains, and the regions where they will be sold. But there is more. Our unique hybrid history and experience has proven invaluable for the next big leap. You will remember back in 2010, we promised our first Fuel Cell car for 2015. We are fully on track to honour our commitment- no delays!

Hydrogen Fuel Cell is a technology that can secure our concept of personal mobility. That's because Fuel Cells combine the strength of EVs and Hybrids, with those of conventional cars. That is zero emissions - they only emit water vapour. That is full usability as refuelling takes about 3 minutes!

As well, hydrogen offers many advantages itself. It enables easy storage and buffering of renewable energy - better than batteries. And it can be produced anywhere, bringing employment and stimulating local economies. So-you can easily understand why we are convinced that Fuel Cell can deliver our ultimate goal of zero emissions and sustainable transportation.

The FCV we have here, clearly hints at the design of the 2015 model. Its fuel cell stack has an energy density of 3 kW per litre, the highest density currently available. It produces more than 100 kW for uncompromised performance, especially as the motor provides instant torque. With a real world driving range of over 500 km and super quick refuelling. It can be used just like any vehicle today.

Of course, some will say there are many roadblocks and challenges: infrastructure, awareness and cost.

So there is of course a long way to go, as with game-changing technology. But remember, the same was said about hybrids only ten years ago.

More informations and pictures see Toyota FCV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Concept Study for 2015

Toyota FCV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Design Study for 2015 Toyota FCV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Design Study for 2015

3 -Present Day Racing Cars.

 
- Porsche 919 Hybrid LMP-1

The return of Porsche at the highest level in the World Endurance Championship for the 2014 season was officially confirmed at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show with the new Porsche 919 Hybrid LMP1. Let us recall that the Porsche 917 was also introduced at the Geneva Motor Show before reaching the track.

More informations and pictures see Porsche 919 Hybrid LMP1 2014

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- Lexus RC F GT3 for the 2015 season

Lexus unveiled a Lexus RC F GT3 prototype to announce the starting of the preparation and development of this GT3 for the 2015 season.

See Lexus RC F GT3 prototype for 2015 for further details and illustrations

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- Nissan NISMO ZEOD RC Le Mans 2014

The Nissan Nismo ZEOD RC will participate at the 2014 Le Mans 24 Hours on Stand 56 dedicated to innovative racing car. The Nissan Nismo ZEOD RC applies the front short track solution already utilised with the Nissan Deltawing in 2013. This time the short front track solution is applied to hybrid propulsion

More informations and pictures see Nissan Nismo ZEOD RC Le Mans 2014

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- Audi R18 e-tron Quattro 2014

Starting from 2000 edition, Audi has dominated the Le Mans 24 Hours as well as the World Endurance Championship. With the advent of the brand new WEC regulation, Audi has prepared a brand new R18 e-tron quattro with Diesel V6 and 2 MJ energy recovery based on flywheel technology.

More informations and pictures see Audi R18 e-tron Quattro 2014

Audi R18 e-tron Quattro 2014

Audi R18 e-tron Quattro 2014

- MINI ALL4 Racing  DAKAR Rallye Raid winner 2012, 3013, 2014.

The MINI ALL4 Racing has dominated the Dakar Rallye Raid since 2012. For the 2014 edition, the MINI ALL4 Racing finished in the three first positions making a full podium. The eleven Mini entered finished the race.

More informations and pictures on MINI ALL4 Racing Dakar winner

MINI ALL4 Racing Dakar winner
- Ford Ranger Dakar

The Dakar Ford Ranger which competed in the Dakar Rally, the world’s toughest motorsport event, in South America on its debut earlier this year  is based on the road 4x4 double-cab Ford Ranger with full composite bodywork and advanced lightweight components. The aluminium power plant produces 350PS, with twin independent variable cam timing. The car has independent front and rear suspension, air-cooled front brakes and water-cooled rear brakes. It boasts a six-speed sequential gearbox with permanent four-wheel drive.
The Ford Ranger crewed by Argentine driver Lucio Alvarez and co-driver Ronnie Graue finished 22nd overall and 7th in the class for petrol-powered cross-country vehicles. Less than 45 percent of the 147 cars that started made it to the finish. The 5.0-litre V8 Ford Ranger successfully achieved the team’s goal of finishing the gruelling 9300km, 14-day event over rocky mountain tracks, rutted river beds and desert dunes in Argentina and Chile and run in temperatures in excess of 45°C.

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- Volkswagen Polo WRC

The Volkswagen Polo WRC won the 2013 World Rally Chamionship with Sebastien Ogier.

More informations and pictures on Volkswagen Polo WRC

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- Hyundai i20 WRC

Hyundai entered the 2014 World Rally Championship with a specially prepared Hyundai i20 WRC.

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- Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak winner

More informations and pictures on Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak Winner

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4 - Design Studies, Concept Cars and new models
 
- Maserati Alfieri Concept - 100th anniversary

 For the 100th Anniversary, Maserati introduced a 2+2 Grand Touring concept with striking styling.

More informations and pictures on Maserati Alfieri Concept 2014

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- KIA GT4 Stinger Concept

The Kia GT4 Concept was first introduced at Detroit NAIAS Motor Show before coming to Geneva. It represents a 2+2 sports car with turbocharged 315 hp  four cylinder engine and six-speed manual transmission designed by Kia's Irvine, California, US design studio. With a dry weight of 1.300 kg, the Kia GT4 is announced for 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in around five seconds. It is a concept car and no production plan is announced at the time of the show.

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- Audi TT Quattro Sport Concept

The Audi TT quattro sport concept embodies the dynamic potential of the new Audi TT in its purest form. Its two-liter TFSI supplies 309 kW (420 hp), which the car puts on the road via the quattro all-wheel drive.

“With our Audi TT quattro sport concept show car, we wanted to demonstrate what the new TT’s technology can do if you take it a step further,” explains Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg, Board Member for Technical Development. “This car is designed for racing – an extreme driving machine for the motorsports enthusiasts among our customers.
The engine in the Audi TT quattro sport concept makes a powerful statement. The 2.0 TFSI has a power output of 309 kW (420 hp) at 6,700 rpm – a new benchmark in the two-liter category. Its specific output is 155 kW (210 hp) per liter of displacement – that’s more than even 2001’s victorious Le Mans R8 racing car, which was the first time Audi combined turbocharging with FSI direct gasoline injection. The four-cylinder engine has 450 Nm of torque (331.9 lb-ft) available in the engine speed range from 2,400 to 6,300 rpm. with over 300 Nm (221.3 lb-ft) already available at only 1,900 revs.
At a curb weight of 1,344 kilograms (2,963.0 lb without driver), the Audi TT quattro sport concept is an athlete in peak condition. Each hp supplied by the two-liter TFSI, which itself weighs under 150 kilograms (330.7 lb), needs to shift less than 3.2 kilograms (7.1 lb). The four-cylinder engine catapults the show car from 0 to 100 km/h (62.1 mph) in just 3.7 seconds.

A significant part in the Audi TT quattro sport concept’s lightweight design is played by the body, which is based on the MQB modular transverse matrix. Its hybrid concept represents the latest evolution of the Audi Space Frame (ASF) and further lowers the car’s center of gravity compared with the second-generation series-production TT.
The front end is made of steel. The passenger compartment floor comprises high-strength, hot-shaped steel components which, thanks to their extremely high strength, feature very low wall thicknesses and thus weigh accordingly little. The compartment’s structure, the entire exterior skin, and the doors and lids are made of the classic Audi semi-finished aluminum products cast node, extruded profile, and sheet metal.

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- Instituto Europeo Design (IED) PassoCorto Hyundai Design Study

Instituto Europeo Design (IED) developed the PassoCorto Concept at the request of Hyundai. PassoCorto has a very sporty profile. A concept car with a technical but evocative name, intentionally requested to be in Italian by the Hyundai Design Center Europe as a tribute to the Made in Italy design that is studied at the IED. PassoCorto, the tenth full scale model created by Istituto Europeo di Design of Turin, is a sports car, extremely compact in size. Designed by the Master in Transportation Design - work experience IED Turin - a.y. 2012/13 in collaboration with Hyundai, it was revealed in world preview at the 84th International Geneva Motor Show. The Korean car manufacturer gave to the Institute a design brief with its target potential customers being those born between the eighties and the early years of this millennium: the young people who are always connected, those of 2.0, known as generation Y. This very target market also includes the students on the Master's asked by Hyundai to draw and design “the car of their dreams”, one that would be top of their list for buying and driving. The car designers therefore put themselves into the shoes of automotive professionals and also the potential purchasers of their own design. This is how the PassoCorto was created, in a year - 2014 - that, in addition to the tenth full scale model, will also see the Institute celebrate 20 years of the Transportation Design course and 25 years of activity in the region.

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- Ital Design Clipper Concept

The Ital Design Clipper Concept is a family car of the future with electric propulsion

See Ital Design Clipper Concept for further details and illustrations.

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- Cadillac Elmiraj Concept

GENEVA – Among Cadillac’s highlights at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show is the Elmiraj Grand Coupe, which was displayed in Switzerland for the first time. The concept provides an insight into how Cadillac’s design studio envisions performance and luxury for the next generation of discerning drivers.
Influenced in particular by the 1967 Eldorado, the Elmiraj is a modern update to the classic format of a two-door grand coupe - a pure expression of streamlined design and engaging rear-wheel drive performance.
The Elmiraj concept advances Cadillac’s philosophy of dramatic design and performance and strengthens the brand’s commitment to lightweight, agile cars. At 521 cm ( 205 inches )in overall length, the four-seater commands presence and poise, taking up where the memorable Ciel concept left off.
A long wheelbase and clean body sides underpin the Elmiraj’s spacious dimensions and premium credentials. The grille sports the new edition of the Cadillac emblem. The latest update sharpens the focus on the crest and reflects the evolution of Cadillac’s Art and Science philosophy.
The chassis is constructed from structural elements of an ongoing Cadillac vehicle development project slated for future production. This new vehicle architecture reinforces the brand’s pledge to lightweight RWD performance, which is exemplified in the ATS sport sedan and coupe, and the all-new 2014 CTS, launching in Europe in spring 2014.
The Elmiraj is propelled by a 4.5-liter twin turbocharged V8 engine delivering an estimated 500 hp and 680 Nm of torque. Inside, the concept features a 2+2 layout with high-performance seats, designed to support spirited driving while also delivering comfortable seating.
The instrumentation features an analog tachometer and speedometer that are transparent. A wide screen high resolution display, which projects driver information and images from a front-mounted camera, sits directly behind the analog gauges. A 10-inch touchscreen for navigation and connectivity can be concealed inside the instrument panel when not in use.
The development of the Elmiraj’s exterior and interior was led by designers at General Motors’ advanced design studio in North Hollywood, California. The Elmiraj on display in Geneva was hand-built by in-house craftsmen in Michigan.

See Cadillac Elmiraj Concept for further details and illustrations

Cadillac Elmiraj Concept Cadillac Elmiraj Concept

- Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts

Mitsubishi introduced three hybrid concepts as developments of the technology proposed by the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.

Concept AR: A next-generation compact MPV which combines SUV sportiness with MPV roominess. It uses a lightweight mild hybrid Belt-driven Starter and Generator system (BSG) featuring a 1.1-litre 3-cylinder direct-injection turbocharged MIVEC engine mated to a low output BSG torque circuit with a 48V lithium-ion battery and an DC-DC converter.

Concept GC-PHEV: A next-generation full-size plug-in hybrid electric SUV with full-time 4WD. Its front engine, rear-wheel drive PHEV architecture includes a 3.0-litre V6 supercharged MIVEC petrol engine mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox, a high-output motor and a high-capacity battery to deliver all-terrain performance truly worthy of an all-round SUV.

Concept XR-PHEV: A next-generation coupé-like compact plug-in hybrid electric crossover using a front-wheel drive layout PHEV system including a 1.1-litre direct-injection turbocharged MIVEC petrol engine, a lightweight, compact and high-efficiency motor and a high-capacity battery.

See Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts for further details and illustrations.

Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts
Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts
Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts Mitsubishi Hybrid Concepts
- Tata Nexon Concept 2014

The Design Concept Tata  NEXON is a Compact SUV with a dynamic 1.2L Smart-Boosted Gasoline Engine and a newly-developed, electrically driven rear-wheel drive system-for 4WD maneuverability. The 3-cylinder Gasoline engine outputs an impressive 170 Nm torque and 81 kW power. It can achieve a top speed of 180 Kph ( 112 mph )on highways with an option of additional torque and 4WD maneuverability by the electric rear axle

Tata Nexon Concept 2014 Tata Nexon Concept 2014
Tata Nexon Concept 2014 Tata Nexon Concept 2014
- Mazda Hazumi Concept

Mazda is unveiling the Mazda HAZUMI, a next-generation subcompact concept, at the 84th Geneva International Motor Show
The name HAZUMI, which means “bound” or “spring up” in Japanese, is particularly well-suited to a small car that appears to be bursting with energy. Built with no compromises to Mazda’s engineering principles, the HAZUMI expresses the ideal form for the company’s next-generation subcompact.

Mazda Hazumi Concept

Mazda Hazumi Concept

- Subaru VIZIV2 Plug-in Hybrid Concept

“SUBARU VIZIV 2 CONCEPT” follows the footsteps of its predecessors “VIZIV CONCEPT”, unveiled at last year’s Geneva Motor Show, and “VIZIV EVOLUTION CONCEPT”, revealed at Tokyo Motor Show 2013. It is a future-generation crossover concept that signifies a future path for the Subaru’s brand value of “Enjoyment and Peace of Mind”. The “VIZIV” model name is a word inspired by the phrase “Vision for Innovation”.

See Subaru VIZIV2 Plug in Hybrid Concept for further details and illustrations

Subaru VIZIV2 Plug in Hybrid Concept Subaru VIZIV2 Plug in Hybrid Concept
- Volkswagen T ROC Concept

The world première of the T-ROC, a Golf-format concept car positioned a step down from the Tiguan. Following the CrossBlue (USA), CrossBlue Coupé (China) and also Taigun (India) concept cars, Volkswagen is once again giving a look ahead to possible future SUV models.
The Volkswagen T-ROC follows a new design line and interior style, with the progressive design of the front section being particularly striking. The two-door vehicle also combines the talents of an all-wheel drive SUV - which doesn't capitulate even when faced with rocky off-road tracks - with the summery airiness of a convertible. The middle section of the roof consists of two halves that with just a few flicks can be taken off and stowed in the boot. Front and rear cameras, which are backed up in the dark by LED headlights, extend the driver's field of vision.
The all-wheel drive T-ROC concept car combines the talents of an all-wheel drive SUV – which does not shy rocky off-road tracks – with the summer lightness of a cabriolet. For example, the centre part of the roof consists of two halves that are simple to remove and stow away in the boot. Its progressive design is emphasised by a powerful 135 kW / 184 hp direct-injection turbodiesel engine. The 2.0 l TDI has maximum torque of 380 Nm and average fuel consumption of 4.9 l / 100 km.

The world première of the T-ROC, a Golf-format concept car positioned a step down from the Tiguan. Following the CrossBlue (USA), CrossBlue Coupé (China) and also Taigun (India) concept cars, Volkswagen is once again giving a look ahead to possible future SUV models. The world première of the T-ROC, a Golf-format concept car positioned a step down from the Tiguan. Following the CrossBlue (USA), CrossBlue Coupé (China) and also Taigun (India) concept cars, Volkswagen is once again giving a look ahead to possible future SUV models.
- Volvo Estate Concept

Volvo Car Group used the Geneva Motor Show to reveal the third in a series of concept cars – the Concept Estate – that continues the widely-admired exterior design language revealed in the first two concepts.

VOLVO ESTATE Concept VOLVO ESTATE Concept

- Sbarro Royale

Sbarro presents an original car intended for family ceremony, like wedding events, and reminding the overal styling of Bugatti Royale. Propulsion is operated by two Chevrolet V8 mounted end to end and dressed by aluminium panels imitating Bugatti engine appearance. Total available power is 380 hp. The car is built on a tubular space frame and with composite body.

Sbarro Royale Sbarro Royale
Sbarro Royale

Sbarro Royale

- QUANT e-Sportlimousine Electric nanoFlowcell Prototype

- nanoFLOWCELL AG  staged a world premiere as part of the Geneva International Motor Show 2014: the QUANT e-Sportlimousine - the first car equipped with nanoFLOWCELL® drive. With the new QUANT, head of development Nunzio La Vecchia and his team of engineers and designers are presenting a very special research vehicle: At over 5.25 metres in length, the four-seater sports car offers a unique combination of innovative technology, outstanding design and an entirely new energy storage system: the nanoFLOWCELL® technology. First navigable prototype is set to generate new and innovative ideas for ongoing research into battery development, specifically in the field of flow-cell technology.

The novel system developed by nanoFLOWCELL AG is the product of intense further development of the flow cell principle, pushing it to new levels of power density, far greater than those of conventional redox flow-cells. Great advantages in the storage and release of electrical charge result from its more than 5-times greater power density. The Chief Technical Officer of nanoFLOWCELL AG, Nunzio La Vecchia, is convinced, “that the changeover to electric automobiles can happen in the near future; much faster than experts have predicted thus far.”

Redox flow batteries were patented in 1976 for NASA and the American space programme as part of a drive to advance energy storage technology for space flight. The 1976 patents have long since expired and are used by many others today. The flow-cell battery is a beacon of hope because it is an especially simple and effective storage medium for electrical energy. Flow cell installations are already in use as storage systems for domestic solar and wind power plants. They help capture the energy when it is generated and save it for use when it is needed.

QUANT e-Sportlimousine Electric nanoFlowcell Prototype QUANT e-Sportlimousine Electric nanoFlowcell Prototype
QUANT e-Sportlimousine Electric nanoFlowcell Prototype QUANT e-Sportlimousine Electric nanoFlowcell Prototype
- Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2)

The Toyota FV2 made its European debut at the 2014 Geneva motor show, and is a concept designed to capture the spirit of Toyota’s fun-to-drive philosophy, while connecting advanced future vehicle technologies.
Physical connection: the FV2 doesn’t have a steering wheel; instead, it is operated by the driver shifting his or her body intuitively to move the vehicle forwards or back, left or right. It also uses intelligent transport system technology to connect with other vehicles nearby and highway infrastructure to capture safety information, for example giving advance warning of vehicles in blind spots or at junctions.
Emotional connection: Toyota believes the relationships between drivers and their vehicles will continue to develop aspects of trust and understanding, similar to those a rider will have with a horse. It has taken technology from the Toyota Heart Project to allow the driver and FV2 to develop a relationship. The vehicle uses voice and image recognition to determine the driver’s mood; it can use accumulated driving history to suggest destinations; and can present driving skills information to assist the driver. An augmented reality (AR) display can be presented on the windscreen and the body colour and exterior display can be changed at will.

Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2) Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2)
- Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2)

- Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2)

Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2) Toyota FV2 (Fun Vehicle 2)
- MINI Clubman Concept

"The MINI Clubman Concept shows how the MINI Clubman could be taken a step further: more interior space, a greater sense of high-end quality and yet still clever, bold and distinctive. In short: more car, more MINI," says Adrian van Hooydonk, Head of BMW Group Design, explaining the approach to this model. For over 50 years now, MINI has stood for maximum use of minimum space. 26 centimetres longer and just under 17 centimetres wider than the current MINI Clubman, the MINI Clubman Concept applies this aspiration to a new class of automobile. As Head of MINI Design Anders Warming explains: "With the MINI Clubman Concept we are presenting a car with space, flair and style in a segment where the focus is mainly on function and utility. With clever ideas, emotional design and a cool blend of colours and materials, it offers an overall experience which remains unique in this segment to date."

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MINI Clubman Concept MINI Clubman Concept
MINI Clubman Concept MINI Clubman Concept
- Skoda Vision C Design Study

The next evolutionary step of ŠKODA’s design language underpins the dawn of the brand. During the course of the most comprehensive model campaign in corporate history, ŠKODA is renewing and broadening the entire range of models. The design of ŠKODA cars is playing an ever more important role and shows the brand’s emotional vibrancy and power. The design language of the dynamic and elegant five-door coupé is taking the leading role in the next evolutionary steps: ŠKODA’s design is becoming more expressive, dynamic and emotional. At the same time, the five-door coupé study shows the possibility of innovative body concepts.

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- Honda Civic R Concept

The worldwide reveal of the Honda Civic Type R Concept model provides the styling direction for the exterior design of the highly-anticipated production version that debuts in 2015. Dubbed by the design team as a ‘racing car for the road’, its bold and aggressive styling reflects the strong performance characteristics for which Type R is renowned. 

Honda Civic R Concept Honda Civic R Concept
- Ermini Seiottosei 686 Prototype 2014 and Ermini 357 Sport 1955.

“Sport” cars were born on Italian roads, roads of legendary races such as the Mille Miglia (the thousand-­‐mile sports car race) and the Targa Florio.
The best car manufacturers at the time (Maserati, Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Mercedes) used to race with small handcrafted makes such as Osca, Ermini, Stanguellini, Cisitalia, which were often able to be victorious.
These small car constructors, which were unable to compete with the most renowned teams due to economic/organizational reasons, had to make use of two essential characteristics: agility and lightness.
Pasquino Ermini used to say: “I have always thought of my cars as being as light as a feather, able to fly away, arm in arm with the wind.”

At the Geneva Motor Show, Ermini made a comeback, with a brand new prototype called Seiottosei (686). At the exhibit, there was also a historic ERMINI 357 Sport 1955 with a 1431 cc four cylinder engine producing 120 hp. The Ermini 357 Sport weight 560 kg with a tubular spacefame and an aluminium body made by Scaglietti..

Techincal Specification for the Ermini Seiottosei (686): Engineered Designed by Osella by Giulio Cappellini Chassis: Wheelbase: Track: Whidth: Length: Trellis/steel tubing and carbon panels 2.600 mm 1.625 mm (front) - 1.595 mm (rear) 1.850 mm 4.120 mm Sospensions: Engine: Gearbox: Breaking system: Coachwork: Wheels: Tyres: Weight: Performance: Acceleration: front and rear-wheel suspensions "push road", double triangles Renault F4RT RS - 4 cylinders 16 valve 1.998cc (300CV ca.) Sadev 6 speed sequential + reverse, double-disc clutch Brembo with self-ventilating brake disk rotors Two-seater type "Barchetta", aluminium and carbon fibre OZ Racing - front 7,5/17, rear 8,5/17 Toyo R888 front 215/45-17, rear 245/40-17 686 Kg 270 Km/h (speed limit device) 0-100 Km/h estimated in less than 3,5 sec.

Ermini 357 Sport 1955 Ermini Seiottosei 686 Prototype 2014
Ermini Seiottosei 686 Prototype 2014 and Ermini 357 Sport 1955. Ermini Seiottosei 686 Prototype 2014 and Ermini 357 Sport 1955.
- UPM Biofore Prototype

The UPM Biofore Prototype is a project intended at demonstrating the possibilities to utilise cellulose-based composite or thermoformable wood material which can be safely recycled or burned. The chassis of the car is made of carbon fibre and the load bearing parts of metal. UPM is a worlwide group with headquarters in Finland and its activities are dedicated to products made of renewable raw materials and recyclable. The Biofore Concept Car was designed and manufactured in partnership with Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, the Finish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation, and several other partner companies.

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- KIA Soul EV
  • The  Kia Soul EV is powered by an 81.4 kW electric motor, producing 285 Nm of torque, and a high-capacity 27 kWh lithium-ion polymer battery pack located beneath the cabin. The motor delivers its power to the front wheels through a single speed reduction gear set, allowing the Soul EV to accelerate from 0 to 100 kph (62 mph) in under 12 seconds, going on to a top speed of 145 kph (90 mph). Kia engineers are targeting a driving range of around 200 km (124 miles).
  • A battery heating system is also fitted to the Soul EV, designed to insulate and warm up the battery in order to minimise the adverse effects of sub-zero temperatures on battery charge.
  • The 6.6 kW AC on-board charger enables the Soul EV to be fully charged within five hours depending on the local electricity supply. An 80 percent charge can be achieved in as little as 25 minutes with a 100 kW DC charger (33 minutes at 50 kW).
  • The Kia Soul EV will be offered on some markets with seven years ,150.000 km warranty

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- Magna Steyr Mila Blue

The Magna Steyr MILA Blue is an innovative, natural-gas powered, A-segment lightweight vehicle that produces less than 49g CO2/km.
The Magna Steyr MILA Blue, the seventh concept vehicle in the MILA family, represents a new, intelligent, lightweight design approach. As a result of sophisticated interaction between an optimized vehicle architecture and the latest lightweight design concepts, as well as novel
materials and joining technologies, MILA Blue achieves a weight savings of 300kg compared to typical current A-segment vehicles.
According to Günther Apfalter, President of Magna International Europe, “As the automotive industry continues to look for ways to become more environmentally friendly, Magna continues to leverage its engineering expertise to bring our customers solutions that
meet their challenges. MILA Blue underscores our technological competence in lightweight construction and alternative drives, which help answer the demands of global CO2 reduction.”

The Magna Steyr MILA Blue uses an alternative drive system, a compressed natural gas hybrid drive that achieves a carbon footprint of less than 49g CO2/km. Refueling with biogas instead of fossil-derived natural gas can bring about an additional improvement in the carbon footprint
to < 36g CO2/km. The combustion engine is coupled with an automatic manual transmission and a belt-driven starter generator. Due to the vehicle’s comparatively light weight, crawling along in stop-and-go traffic and cruising up to 30km/h can be done electrically using power
from the vehicle’s 12V-based electric motor and start-stop system.

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- NISSAN Bladeglider

Nissan's latest sports concept will challenge conventional thinking on sports car performance handling, braking and weight distribution. The Nissan BladeGlider features a radical front narrow track layout, where the front is significantly narrower than the rear, creating a swept-wing profile when seen from directly above.

See Nissan Bladeglider Concept for further details and illustrations

NISSAN Bladeglider NISSAN Bladeglider
5 -Historic Racing Cars Exhibit
 
- Alfa Romeo RL Targa Florio 1923

Spotlights are trained on the Alfa Romeo RL Targa Florio (1923) that on the one hand calls to mind Alfa Romeo's first victory at the legendary Targa Florio in Sicily, and on the other marks the birth of the Quadrifoglio Verde as the symbol inextricably linked to the sporting success of Alfa Romeo. As a good luck charm, a four-leaf clover ("quadrifoglio") was painted to counter the racing number 13 assigned to Ugo Sivocci on the bonnet of the car he drove to victory. The Museum's car has the original engine used in the competition in 1923: a 6 cylinder in line with 3154 cc and 95 HP, propelling the car to a top speed of 160 km/h.

Alfa Romeo RL Targa Florio 1923 Alfa Romeo RL Targa Florio 1923
- Honda RA271 1964 Formula One

The RA271 was the first Honda to race in F1. It made its debut at the German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring in 1964.
Symbolising Honda's challenging spirit, the RA271 featured an all new chassis, with a light alloy panel design. A key priority was to ensure optimum stability and weight distribution once the engine was mounted, and so, drawing upon its expertise in motorcycle production, Honda took the innovative choice of installing the V12 engine transversely in the chassis.
Honda had originally planned to paint its first made-for-racing F1 car in gold, to match the RA270F prototype. However, gold had been assigned to South Africa by FIA, so Honda elected to finish the car in ivory white with a red rising sun on the cowling in honour of the Japanese flag.

Honda RA271 1964 Formula One Honda RA271 1964 Formula One
Le Mans 24 Hours 1923-2013 Exhibit
 
- 1923: Chenard & Walcker Sport (Lagache-Léonard, 1st)
1923: Chenard & Walcker Sport (Lagache-Léonard, 1st) 1923: Chenard & Walcker Sport (Lagache-Léonard, 1st)
- 1929: Bentley Speed Six (Barnato-Birkin, 1st)
1929: Bentley Speed Six (Barnato-Birkin, 1st) 1929: Bentley Speed Six (Barnato-Birkin, 1st)
- 1933: Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 (Nuvolari-Sommer, 1st)

See Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 for further details and illustrations

1933: Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 (Nuvolari-Sommer, 1st) 1933: Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 (Nuvolari-Sommer, 1st)
- 1949: Ferrari 166 MM (Chinetti-Mitchell Thompson, 1st)

See Ferrari 166 MM 1949 for further details and illustrations.

Ferrari 166 MM 1949 Ferrari 166 MM 1949
- Jaguar D Type

See Jaguar D Type 1954 1957 for further details and illustrations.

1954: Jaguar Type D (Hamilton-Rolt, 2nd) Jaguar D Type
- 1958: Ferrari Testa Rossa (Gendebien-Hill, 1st)

See Ferrari 250 TR Testa Rossa Scaglietti 1958 for further details and illustrations.

1958: Ferrari Testa Rossa (Gendebien-Hill, 1st) 1958: Ferrari Testa Rossa (Gendebien-Hill, 1st)
- 1970: Porsche 917K (Attwood-Herrmann, 1st)
- 1974: Matra 670B (Larrousse-Pescarolo, 1st)

See Porsche 917 for further details and illustrations.

1970: Porsche 917K (Attwood-Herrmann, 1st)

 

1974: Matra 670B (Larrousse-Pescarolo, 1st)
- 1978: Alpine Renault A442B Turbo (Jaussaud-Pironi, 1st)
- 1989: Sauber Mercedes C9 (Dickens-Mass-Reuter, 1st)

See Renault Alpine A442 V6 Gordini - Le Mans Winner 1978 for further details and illustrations.

1978: Alpine Renault A442B Turbo (Jaussaud-Pironi, 1st)

See Sauber Mercedes C9 - Le Mans Winner 1989 for further details and illustrations.

1989: Sauber Mercedes C9 (Dickens-Mass-Reuter, 1st)
- 1991: Mazda 787B (Gachot-Herbert-Weidler, 1st)
- 1992: Peugeot 905 (Blundell-Dalmas-Warwick, 1st)

See Mazda 787B - 1991 Le Mans winner - rotary piston engine for further details and illustrations.

1991: Mazda 787B (Gachot-Herbert-Weidler, 1st)
See Peugeot 905 for further details and illustrations.
1992: Peugeot 905 (Blundell-Dalmas-Warwick, 1st)
- 1991: Jaguar XJR9 (Boesel-Ferté-Jones, 2nd)

See Jaguar XJR6 to XJR 12 1985 - 1990 for further details and illustrations.

1991: Jaguar XJR9 (Boesel-Ferté-Jones, 2nd) 1991: Jaguar XJR9 (Boesel-Ferté-Jones, 2nd)
    - 1998: Porsche GT1 (Aïello-McNish-Ortelli, 1st)
- 2000: Audi R8 (Biella-Kristensen-Pirro, 1st)

See Porsche 911 GT1 Racing Coupé 1996 -1998 for further details and illustrations.

1998: Porsche GT1 (Aïello-McNish-Ortelli, 1st)

See Audi R8 for further details and illustrations.

2000: Audi R8 (Biella-Kristensen-Pirro, 1st)
- 2009: Peugeot 908 (Brabham-Gené-Wurz, 1st)
- 2012: Audi R18 E-Tron Quattro (Duval-Kristensen-McNish, 1st, Faessler-Lotterer-Tréluyer, 1st in 2012)

See Peugeot 908 HDI FAP winner 24 Hours Le Mans 2009 for further details and illustrations.

2009: Peugeot 908 (Brabham-Gené-Wurz, 1st)

See Audi R18 e-tron Diesel Hybrid 2012 Le Mans Winner for further details and illustrations.

2012: Audi R18 E-Tron Quattro (Duval-Kristensen-McNish, 1st, Faessler-Lotterer-Tréluyer, 1st in 2012)
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