Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car

The New Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car Special Edition comes with an impressive sports styling and special external detailing and upgrades. COLOGNE, Germany, July 6, 2011 – Ford's Fiesta may be celebrating its 35th anniversary this year but is showing no signs of slowing down as demonstrated by an exciting new variant – the Fiesta Sport Special Edition. Luxury extras have been added to its interior to give high-quality. This model comes even as Ford celebrates its 35th anniversary, proving that Ford is not about to let up on its popularity any time soon. The dynamic sports body and special styling additions give the model a bolder and more distinctive appearance. It also Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car comes with 1.6 liter engine options that ensure that the vehicle delivers in performance too. Its panther black alloy wheels complete the exterior upgrades, and you also have silver alloy wheels as an option.

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car

'Fiesta has truly been a One Ford global success,' said Global B-Platform Chief Engineer Steve Pintar. 'The Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car has met strong consumer demand in mature and emerging markets alike. In North America, Fiesta changed the game by upping the ante for small cars by offering drivers an unprecedented array of comfort, convenience and connectivity technologies.'

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car enters the 2012 model year in North America wîth two new interior style packages, an expanded sport appearance package and the across-the-board addition of an integrated blind spot sideview mirror and driver's seat armrest. Built for the road yet inspired by the runway, Fiesta adds fashionable interior style packages that include two-tone leather-trimmed seats wîth harmonizing door trim inserts, color-coordinated §teering wheel and instrument panel trim, premium carpet floor mats wîth the Fiesta logo proudly embroidered in front and a leather-wrapped gearshift knob.

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car

Powerful 1.6-litre engine options also ensure that the Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car delivers on the road. The new model boasts the most potent powertrain available in the current Fiesta line-up, alongside a powerful yet frugal 95PS Duratorq TDCi – which returns 107g of CO2 and a combined fuel economy of 4.1l/100km (57.4mpg). The Duratec Ti-VCT petrol engine has an output of 134PS at 6,700rpm and produces 160Nm torque at 4,250rpm, combined wîth close-ratio gearing and a redeveloped exhaust system to give the Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car 0-100km/h (0-62mph) acceleration of 8.7 seconds and a top speed of 195km/h (122mph). 'The Fiesta boasts a rich sporting heritage and the combination of the free-revving 1.6-litre Duratec Ti-VCT petrol engine and dynamic, contemporary styling inside and out means the Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car is a worthy addition to Ford's roll-call of performance models,' said Roelant de Waard, Vice President, Marketing, Sales & Service, Ford of Europe.

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car

Fiesta Sport Concept 2012 Ford Concept Car provides unmatched convenience within its segmènt, offering remote keyless entry, driver's one-touch power window control, first-row heated seat cushions, Intelligent Access wîth push-button start, §teering wheel-mounted supplemental audio controls and an electrochromic (auto-dimming) rearview mirror. The Fiesta brand has been one of Ford's greatest success stories, wîth 14 million sales in total. The current generation of Fiesta is produced at plants in Cologne, Germany, and Valencia, Spain. North American Fiesta models are built at Ford's Cuautitlan, Mexico assembly plant.

Ford Rescue X Concept Cars Design Proposal From Robert Engelmann

The Ford Rescue X concept cars is a vehicle specifically designed for search and rescue operations on rough terrains with the main goal of saving time during medical emergencies. The Ford Rescue X Concept cars is a study of a futuristic search and rescue vehicle designed for rough terrains that features a dedicated medical module and Computer Aided Surgery equipment. It was designed by German product design graduate Robert Engelmann.

The car has an original layout, with an open structure that integrates two seats for the driver and another operator, and a dedicated closed medical module, which is connected to the chassis by means of a mechanical balancing system. The medical module floats above the main structure and protects the passenger like an egg. A display window shows the passenger's health conditions.

One of the seats has an integrated first aid pack that can be quickly released, while the rotating wheel arches on the concept allow it to move through snow covered/ icy terrains. The medical module has a system to allow remote Computer Aided Surgery (CAS). The concept has an electric drivetrain utilizing four suspension-mounted motors.

This contributes to the safety of the injured person and allows a specialist to remotely operate the integrated medical equipment in order to do an emergency surgery anywhere. Ford Rescue X Concept - Design Panel The rotating wheelarches can be turned into special breaks for extreme conditions such as on the snow or icy terrains.

A backpack with first aid tools is integrated in the seat and can be quickly released. The integrated medical equipment also includes a computer tomograph and a CAS system (Computer Aided Surgery).

Ford Rescue X Concept Cars Design Proposal From Robert Engelmann

The project was created at Ford of Europe design studio by Robert Engelmann for his product design diploma at HBK Saar, Germany.