In the Tokyo Motor Show 2011 event in Japan, Volkswagen SUV shows the future concept that have been tailored to wishes of compact SUV lovers who like adventure. The car is called Volkswagen Cross Coupe.
Uniquely Volkswagen Cross Coupe are driven with 3 machines at once. First a conventional machine that is the pride of Volkswagen TSI turbo-powered 110 kW which reportedly could catapult 210 Nm of torque, and 2-power 40 kW electric motor capable of spitting out 180 Nm of torque. Conventional engine is equipped with 7-speed automatic Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG).
The second electric motor that works in unison moving the front and rear wheels independently. While conventional engines drive all four wheels so that the rotation produced larger, and has a top speed of 201 km/hour. While the battery on the Coupe this one claimed to be able to walk up to a distance of 40 Km through power of a conventional engine. Fun cars take just 2.7 liters per 100 km.
Quoted from netcarshow, Wednesday (30/11/2011) Volkswagen Cross Coupe is the result of Volkswagen designer ideas, Walter de Silva and Klaus Bischoff, in which both inspired of two of the world. Wild ideas they proved to produce a car that has a genuine Cross Coupe, power, sculpture, and dynamism. Volkswagen Cross Coupe built by Modular Transverse Matrix (MQB). One of the most striking element is the front and side. The design is known as the tornado line, which looks as though sharp as a razor. In other languages who want to make is the VW car is very tough on all fields.
Because concept of all-terrain vehicle, car dimensions of this one should fit. Volkswagen therefore develop it with a length of 4345 mm, width 1868 mm and 1523 mm height. Volkswagen said in Tokyo if the car is longer than the Volkswagen Golf and shorter than Volkswagen Tiguan. The proportion was claimed suitable for an SUV future in connection with off-road terrain. To support that, Volkswagen plans to pair the 20-inch alloy rims, fitted with 265/45 tires. The interior especially the trunk can hold 380 liters (up to the edge of the window).
