Light in Motion Concept By Marcel Zuziak

Cars are getting an overhaul every day. The bulky drives are being swapped into compact and light vehicles so that they don’t consume much space while parking or moving on the road. Bringing the charm of this concept on the road is Marcel Zuziak, who has designed the Light in Motion concept.


This cute looking car is a three-wheel drive. It measures 3215mm in length, 1550mm in height and is 1790mm wide. The rear of this car is pointed while the front is round and looks quite curved. This two-seater vehicle is an electric drive.

Its rear wheel built-in electromotor is 150kW (201hp) and has a 300 Nm of torque. The lightweight car can jump from 0-100km/h in 3.6 seconds. The facade has clean cuts and has been made to look glossy. The car’s minimalistic designing makes it eye-appealing and its novel shape will definitely make it stand out of the crowd.




Designer: Marcel Zuziak
Source: AutoMotto.com

KIA Naimo Concept

The all new Kia-Naimo, the electric crossover concept by South Korean designers, stole the show single handedly in its world premiere at the 2011 Seoul Motor Show. The masculine touch is the distinguishing feature adding to its huge sale figures.


The electric car has been appropriately fitted with a wrap-around windscreen, an asymmetric sunroof, and the front and rear ends are enmeshed with dot-styled LED heads and positioning-lamps.
After Ray and Pop, Naimo is the third electric car to be launched by Kia in the past year. Their ideas are unique, that’s for sure. Geared with a power output of 110hp and 206 pound-feet of torque, the four seater crossover has an inbuilt Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, and to top it all, the car can reach a top speed of 93 mph.

Some other good to know information about this compact little Korean machine is; it comes fitted with a twin-pack 27 kWh battery located under the boot, a Lithium Ion Polymer battery which can make the car run at 124 miles on a single charge, the charging time being around 5 hours or so. The battery charging also is a hassle free technique. You can charge your battery with a regular household power outlet, avoiding frequent trips to the garage.

Kia is proud of this contraption as it is the 3rd car to have been introduced in its existing zero emission fleet of hybrid cars and they look forward to many more in the near future. If all companies start producing such kind of cars, it would not take us very long to get rid of the high levels of pollution our earth suffers everyday.
Source:  AutoMotto.com