The Toyota Celica Ultimate Concept was introduced in 2000, and is based on the 7th generation Toyota Celica. The super car has 500 horsepower at 8,000 rpm and creates 340 lbs.-ft. of torque at 5,500. It is equipped with a 4-cylinder Inline-4 engine. [3] VM180 (2001) The VM180 is a concept sports car made by Toyota in 2001. The Toyota Alessandro Volta is a concept car developed in the collaboration of the Japanese manufacturer Toyota and the Italian design company Italdesign Giugiaro.
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Toyota made big news in Geneva, unveiling this beautiful hybrid-powered sports car. Designed by Italdesign-Giugiaro, the Alessandro Volta—named after the Italian scientist who discovered the. Toyota was on it with the amazing Alessandro Volta concept 18 years ago. A few decades back, it was no sure thing that electrification would take a firm hold on the performance world, let alone the automotive market as a whole. Yet here we are today with a great many of the fastest performance vehicles on the road powered by electric motors. A thoroughly high tech experiment, the svelte body sat over a full carbon fiber chassis. Unusual Powertrain And rather than a screaming naturally aspirated engine as you might expect from an early 2000s supercar, the Alessandro Volta used Toyota's then groundbreaking hybrid technology for its powertrain. Styled by Italdesign Giugiaro and named to honour the inventor of the electric battery, the Alessandro Volta was a performance coupe with butterfly doors and a design that could still turn.
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The new Toyota Volta has an innovative and 'clean' propulsion system Alessandro Volta A hybrid became a supercar to promote a new approach to designing an eco-friendly car of the future. The study was dedicated to Alessandro Volta, the talented Italian physicist who invented the battery. With a top speed of 250 km/h, 0-100 km/h acceleration in a scorching 4.03 seconds, and a range of some 700 km, the Toyota Alessandro Volta concept car proves it is possible to offer high performance in a car whose green credentials are unimpeachable. The car is named after Alessandro Volta, the Italian scientist who discovered the battery. A hybrid became a supercar to promote a new approach to designing an eco-friendly car of the future. The study was dedicated to Alessandro Volta, the talented Italian physicist who invented the. Thanks to the combination of the internal combustion engine and of two electric motors, one for each axle, the Volta has a total output of 300 Kw / 408 hp, reaches 250 kph of top speed and accelerates from 0 to 100 kph in 4.06 seconds. But probably its most striking performance is the ability to cover 700 kms with a 52-liters gasoline tank.
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Cars 2004 Alessandro Volta: The Supercar From Toyota, Ahead Of Its Time By Dimitar Angelov Published Aug 24, 2021 Toyota made a hybrid supercar long before it was cool; would it have worked. The Toyota Alessandro Volta is a concept car developed in the collaboration of the Japanese manufacturer Toyota and the Italian design company Italdesign Giugiaro.
Profile: Named after the famous Italian scientist, the Alessandro Volta was the work of ItalDesign in conjunction with car giant Toyota. This hybrid petrol/electric supercar pushes out over 400bhp, giving a claimed 0-60mph dash in just 4 seconds, and all this with fuel consumption of almost 40mpg! Concept year. 2004. Production year. -. Engine. 3.3 litre V6 + electric. Toyota's design collaboration with Italdesign produced the hybrid sports coupe the Alessandro Volta. The car is powered by twin electric motors and a 3.3 litre V6 petrol engine. The layout of the drive systems with the V6 behind the rear axle, and one electric motor behind.
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Toyota made a hybrid supercar long before it was cool; would it have worked now? by Dim Angelov, on August 24, 2021, 08:00 Dim Angelov, on August 24, 2021, 08:00 Toyota recognizes that fact and has designed the PM to create an entirely new vehicular modality in which people are not isolated by their vehicles, but rather are joined together in a mobile community. In this article, we'll profile the PM's design, power, and unique features. We'll also take a peek at some other Toyota concept cars. Contents
