BMW- The SIMPLE Concept

October 15, 2009 in BMW

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Bmw Simple concept

BWM has introduced a leaning trike concept vehicle at the company�s museum in Munich, the Simple concept.The simple concept is a a three-wheeler that measures just 110 centimeters wide. It weights around 992 pounds, with a drag coefficient of 0.18, and powered by a electric motor. BMW says the simple is capable of hitting 100 km/h in under ten seconds and it tops out at over 200 km/h , yet needs just 2 litres of gas over 100 km.

�Simple is the acronym for sustainable and innovative mobility product for low energy consumption, a vehicle concept combining features and advantages of both motorcars and motorcycles. The concept owes its protective passenger compartment to motorcars whereas the streamline shape, the two occupants seated one behind the other and the uniquely driving experience are naturally owed to motorcycles.
Whilst researching ideas for futuristic urban mobility combined with the prerequisite of reduced consumption (less than 2l /100 km eqals more than 120mpg) and emission values (50g CO2 /100 km), the BMW Group spawned this concept vehicle featuring the extremely low weight of 450 kg and aerodynamic drag properties (0,18 drag coefficient), which of course also fulfilled all the BMW Group premium brand demands: sheer driving pleasure, innovative vehicle configuration, technology integration and a sense of comfort and spaciousness.�

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BMW- The SIMPLE Concept

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David says:

October 15, 2009 at 5:08 am

Wow! That thing looks insane! From the front, almost like the cockpit of a fighter jet. I really do think something like this could be the future of personal mobility, but something they won’t look *quite* like that in reality!
Simon says:

November 13, 2009 at 11:21 am

Amazing! The technology these days is out of this world, can you imagine what it will be like in 20yrs time?