Eco Factor: Concept supercar designed to be powered by a supercharge-ion battery.
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Edwin Conan (Yi Yuan), the auto designer who earlier thrilled us with the Green Speed air-powered motorcycle and the HSV Encore 2020, is back again with a futuristic vehicle aimed for the Audi brand. The concept vehicle, dubbed Avatar, is an all-electric supercar that is designed to be powered by a supercharge-ion battery.
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With a lightweight body and an aerodynamic design, the vehicle will be able to reach a top speed of 360kph and accelerate to 100kph in just 2.9 seconds. The designer expects to see the vehicle on the road by 2032.
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Via: YankoDesign
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