Hyundai’s i-flow concept car made its debut in the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year
and it carries forward Hyundai’s new evocative form language called “fluidic sculpture”.
The elegant, flowing lines create a bionic and futuristic shape and at the same time
contribute immensely to the cars aerodynamics. The carbon emission of this car is very
low at 85g/km and the fuel consumption is very low too at 3l/100km. The diesel hybrid
power train from Hyundai also plays a major role in creating such fuel efficient vehicle.
This year’s Motor Show in Geneva saw Audi come up with its latest technology for motor vehicles. Audi’s A8 Hybrid is set to change the laws of motors cars in terms of performance as well as fuel consumption. This technology will enable cars to accelerate to a 100 km/h in just 7.6 seconds and the maximum speed would touch the 235km/hr mark. 
The Chevrolet Volt MPV5 concept was unveiled at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show by GM. The MPV5 has been designed on the lines of Chevrolet Volt. The crossover concept has closed grille and a low air dam which help the fuel efficiency of the car. The underbody belly pan of the Volt MPV5 has rocker claddings and tail lamps. 
The Mitsubishi concept RA is among the many in the list of sporty coupe which started with the Galant GTO R73-X show car and surely keeps the long tradition. With the latest technology and engine design it keeps its promise of a thrilling performance as well as the environmental responsibility.
