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Toyota already has a hybrid car in the B-segment, the Prius C, not to mention the Yaris Hybrid. But those are not as revolutionary as they could be, just basic hatchback with petrol engines and electric motors bolted on.
But the Japanese automaker has a vision of the future, and it’s called the FT-Bh Concept, which is light and produces 50 percent less CO2 than the class average for B-segment. In order to achieve these impressive feats, the concept that will bow at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show focuses on being light, efficient in the way it uses energy, and aerodynamic.
Look for the full reveal of FT-Bh Concept at the Geneva show, at 10.15am on 6 March.
Look for the full reveal of FT-Bh Concept at the Geneva show, at 10.15am on 6 March.
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