Posts Tagged ‘Car design’
SEAT Alhambra 4WD
The SEAT Alhambra in its 2011 version will have an AWD variant, called Alhambra 4. Will be associated with a 2.0 TDI 140 hp with manual gearbox with six gears. To begin, we sell only with five seats, and six is announced for later this year.
This car can reach a speed of 191 km / h, accelerating from 0 to 100 km / h in 11.4 seconds. Has a reasonable consumption 6 L/100 km of fuel oil and how much the Ecomotive package to save even more, thanks to technologies such as Stop & Start system and energy recovery during braking. His drive is full, based on actual multiembragues floating fat.
The SEAT Alhambra 4 is not designed to run faster on curves or to go off road, but rather focuses on snow cover or more family outing. The total traction unit is mounted on the shaft, in front of the rear axle differential. This system uses a hydraulic operation.
This minivan has plenty of merits (and a better design, too) to overcome the sales of other vehicles of its type with the same type of traction: the SsangYong Rodius.
The SEAT Alhambra 4 will be optional on Reference Style, even though we do not know the price. Of those who do know the sale value is front-drive versions: between 31,800 and 35,990 euros. The 4×4 you will definitely be more expensive. Hopefully the presentation of this car at the Geneva Motor Show.
Car Design
Designing cars is a profession as important today as engineering. So is that a car designer has so much range as an engineer in a car. Car-producing countries have excellent training in the design career.
The design of cars in Spain is an activity with greater possibilities in the future. The design of a car is not only a picture of a project. The drawing does is to express an idea or concept.
The styling of a car depends largely on the designer. Its usefulness lies in wise management of contemporary standards of beauty conquer consumers.
Designers are also responsible for the logos of cars, since they are very important elements of the identity of the vehicle.
Technology has done much to promote the design revolution. The 3D software allows designers to produce innovative concepts. Most design studios are equipped with amphitheaters where designers and executives can see the moving car before it is built.