The 2013 to be released model is the successor of the Lotus Esprit, a sports car that was built by Lotus in the United Kingdom between 1976 and 2004.
Powered by a V6 or V8 twin-turbo engine (@ 350hp or 500hp), the 2013 Esprit sports a very sleek and minimal design.
It’s an Esprit, it looks damn hot and it’s super fast!
Revealed at the 2011 Shanghai Auto Show, the 2011 A-Class concept ditches the van-like shape for a more sporty hatchback design.
The base model features a turbo-charged four-cylinder "BlueEfficiency" engine (@ 210hp). A hybrid and electro version will also be availible.
The new design. I mean just look at that beautiful front... also, it’s a hatchback.
The BMW concept Vision Efficient Dynamics (i8) is a plug-in hybrid with a three cylinder turbodiesel engine and two electric motors.
For even more efficiency, the chassis is made from aluminium, the rest is made from polycarbonate glass.
Two words:
Orgasmic design.
Based on the Audi RS5, the Quattro concept features a modified 2.5l five-cylinder TFSI engine (@ 408hp) and the quattro permanent four wheel drive system.
The chassis is made from aluminium using the Audi Space Frame technology and additional carbon fibre components, which makes for a total weight of only 1.3t.
When you think Audi couldn’t come up with an even better looking design, they blast you away with this... brilliant.
The SR1 is a convertible, "HYbrid4" technology based concept car. It features a front THP petrol engine (@ 215hp), and a rear electric motor (@ 94hp).
Peugeot used the SR-1 to transport their new brand identity and design philosophy. Hell i might even buy a french car in the furute!
The Survolt is a small-sized, battery powered racing car featuring two electric motors (@ 300hp). It even made an appearance on a racetrack at Le Mans in 2010.
Hell i might even buy another french car in the furute! Honestly, just look at that concept and say "no", ha! You can’t.
The New Stratos, commissioned by Michael Stoschek, was announced in 2010 based on the design and concept of the original. The one-off model weighs about 1,25kg and is backed by a 4.3l V8 engine (@ 532hp) at 8200rpm.
Trophy hunter. WRC champion. Icon. Just a few words to describe one of the most badass vehicles from the 70’s. Sadly, there’s just one of them around.
Opel’s Flextreme GT-E is a plug-in hybrid car, using the company’s latest E-REV drive system technology. The concept is used to evolve Opel’s new design language.
It’s flat, light and beautifully designed. A real eyecather.
Based on the C65 Le Mans prototype, the Furai is powered by a new generation 3-rotor wankel engine (@ 450hp). The car is fully functional and is being tested at various racetracks like Laguna Seca.
Should i really answer that question? Ok, let my try to explain: WOOOAAAHHH!
The Camaro Black is a special edition of the 2008 Chevrolet Camaro and is powered by a 304hp V6 engine.
It features a matte black hood, tinted glass, HID headlamps with red halo rings, a darker grille, dark-tinted taillight lenses and black rims.
It’s like KITT’s bad ass brother who has just gotten out of prison for mugging compact cars.
Mitsubishi’s RA has an aluminium space frame chassis and features a 2.2l diesel engine (@ 200hp). It was speculated to be the next generation of the Mitsubishi Eclipse.
Where we are going, we don’t need hoods. Seriously, the design is pretty crazy-cool, but uh, ergh... that interiour...
Designed by Ugur Sahin, the new concept is the modernized version of the successful Ferrari Dino produced by Ferrari.
The goal was to create a car that feels stylish, modern, dynamic and organic while staying true to the original design language of the Ferrari Dino and Ferrari brand in general.
Gorgeous design and reinvention of one of the greatest Ferraris of all time.
The four wheel drive powered Aero-X features a twin-turbo V6 engine (@ 400hp) running on pure ethanol and a 7-speed manual transmission.
Offering a full 180 degree vision, it uses a cockpit canopy where the entire top section of the car is opened.
Sorry Saab lovers, but this is finally a good looking and innovative model.
Making it’s debut at the North American International Auto Show, the Lamborghini Miura concept sports a retro styled design based on the original Miura from between 1966 and 1972.
Stefan Winkelmann broke millions of hearts when he stated that the Miura would not return to production, just after reveiling the concept. Yes, i also shed a manly tear.
The HSC (Honda Sports Concept) was speculated to be designed to replace the Honda NSX, which was never confirmed.
It featured a light weight, mid-mounted aluminum i-VTEC V6 engine (@ 210hp).
It could’ve been a dream come true. A worthy successor of the NSX, one of the finest japanese sportscars ever, damn you evil demons!