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Early look: Subaru G4e Concept

10/09/2007, 10:06 AM

By Drew Johnson

Subaru has released images of its G4e Concept ahead of its Tokyo Motor Show debut. Designed as a “futuristic environment-friendly concept,” the G4e is electric-powered and can accommodate five passengers. Although Subaru was scarce on details, it did reveal that the G4e runs on lithium-ion batteries stored underneath the floor.

Through the use of of high-performance next-generation lithium-ion batteries and a lightened body, Subaru claims the G4e can travel 200 kilometers between charges.

Check back for more details after the G4e’s official unveiling later this month.

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10/09, 10:29 AM

posted by:

autonut

120 miles between charges is hardly revolutionary for next gen lithium-ion batteries. The body reminiscent of SX4 Suzuki, albeit with very ugly grill.

10/09, 10:34 AM

posted by:

Brendino

awful concept interior

10/09, 10:51 AM

posted by:

gumby

seat 5? like a clown car i suspect, and probably has a top speed of 60 mph with the lack of space for batteries, only so many you can stick under the floor and the hood (assuming no space for luggage) and it is really ugly and doesn’t look like a subaru

10/09, 11:10 AM

posted by:

CTS DRIVER

clown car indeed, this is barftastic.

10/09, 12:13 PM

posted by:

jackjimturkey

What’s the point? Are you really going to want to put five people in here.

This is like another poster called the Prius: a feel-good car for misguided tree huggers. It’s ugliness is a sign of the sacrifice they’re making for the cause. I like subarus, but this one doesn’t work for me

10/09, 12:53 PM

posted by:

TFuture

horrible concept……………..that interior looks like Willy Wonkas factory

10/09, 1:11 PM

posted by:

67_L-88

looks somewhat like a hatchback chevy aveo. So in other words, ugly.

10/09, 3:46 PM

posted by:

Commodore

C’mon Japan. Make something look like I want to buy it!

10/09, 5:32 PM

posted by:

jackjimturkey

illwill: good typecasting

10/09, 5:34 PM

posted by:

jackjimturkey

10/09, 7:37 PM

posted by:

gumby

Jack, I think commodore would rather have a car, plus personally, I would rather have a Hayabusa than a japanese knock off of a Harley

10/09, 10:32 PM

posted by:

TOZO

They could make this at NUMMI with the next generation Vibe and Matrix.

10/09, 10:56 PM

posted by:

sharpie

When did Subaru jump on the J-Lo buttwagon like the Megane? Don’t like the interior, but maybe b/c it is red. Sadly, as ugly as it may be, it is not as bland as the Impreza.

10/10, 11:06 AM

posted by:

jackjimturkey

gumby: speed-freek bikes don’t work for me. Give me a hog, a Honda GL or just about any kawasaki cruiser. hell, evan a yamaha star Roadliner.

Cars are necessary (I have 4 children), but there’s more than one way to get to work!

10/10, 2:06 PM

posted by:

Dav1dtt

i’d pimp in that over alot of these new concepts though.

 
 
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