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Peugeot HR1 Concept - Click above for high-res image gallery
In addition to pulling the sheets back on its new
508,
Peugeot unveiled its newest concept at the 2010
Paris Motor Show. Called the
HR1 Concept, the car is what we would assume would happen if a
Prius knocked boots with the
SEMA world. Behind the only-a-mother-could-love face, the HR1 benefits from a turbocharged 1.2-liter three-cylinder gasoline engine in front and a 37-horsepower electric motor positioned in the rear of the vehicle. This is a through-the-road hybrid, which means the two powertrains operate independantly and are only connected, well, through the road. Both are bolted to a six-speed automatic transmission, and all told, the company says that the drivetrain is good for a combined "potential power" of 147 hp. Even better, fuel consumption is kept down to 3.5 liters per 100 kilometers, or around 67 mpg US.
In marketing speak, the HR1 boasts an "alternative door structure" as part of its effort to combine as many vehicle body structures as possible. Peugeot says its designers baked elements from the city car, coupe and SUV philosophies into the final look of this hybrid. Surprisingly enough, there are no current plans to bring the HR1 to life.
Gallery: Paris 2010: Peugeot HR1 Concept
Gallery: Peugeot HR1 concept
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