Frankfurt Auto Show 2007
Opel Flextreme (scroll down to read the review)
Opel Flextreme
Engineered to produce a miniscule amount of CO2, the Opel Flextreme concept also signals its eco intentions with a rather retro set of extras. Concealed within the sleek monobox shape of this proposed city car are two Segway personal transporters, the quirky self-balancing two-wheelers that didn’t quite set the world on fire when they were launched back in 2001. The Flextreme is still smart enough to succeed on its own merits, with rear suicide doors and no b-pillar, allowing easy access to the interior. GM’s new E-Flex electric drive system - also seen in last year’s Volt concept - is mated to a diesel engine to keep emissions down.
Opel Flextreme, concept only, www.opel.com
Opel Flextreme
Engineered to produce a miniscule amount of CO2, the Opel Flextreme concept also signals its eco intentions with a rather retro set of extras. Concealed within the sleek monobox shape of this proposed city car are two Segway personal transporters, the quirky self-balancing two-wheelers that didn’t quite set the world on fire when they were launched back in 2001. The Flextreme is still smart enough to succeed on its own merits, with rear suicide doors and no b-pillar, allowing easy access to the interior. GM’s new E-Flex electric drive system - also seen in last year’s Volt concept - is mated to a diesel engine to keep emissions down.
Opel Flextreme, concept only, www.opel.com
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