Visitors to the 2012 Beijing International Auto Show will no doubt take notice of CH-Auto's Lithia sports car concept.
The sharply styled prototype that comes with a hint of Audi R8 on its profile makes use of an electric motor fed by a set of lithium-ion batteries, said to offer a maximum driving range of around 150 kilometers (93 miles).
Just in case you're wondering, CH-Auto is an automotive R&D service company that was founded in China in 2003. Since 2010, its design division is headed by former GM design manager Dan Darancou who had worked on several GM projects in the past including the Buick Invicta concept.
6 Comments:
back of this car <3
Has to be a Chinese car, to much forgery from other cars
Influence from the r8 for sure, but it looks good, it could do well as a
small cheaper sporty car (with changes to the back window). I'm beginning to wonder what the Chinese can´t do.
Nicely done Dan
Actually quite nice. Shocking to say about a chinese car but it's actually not too bad.
It's named Lithia in honor of China trying to capture ALL of the world's rare earth metals used for solar panels and Lithium Ion batteries.
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