Some pictures from the IAA 2009 in Frankfurt
September 21, 2009 at 10:05 pm | In Uncategorized | Leave a CommentTags: Blue Drive, BMW, Efficient Dynamics, Frankfurt, HAMANN, Hyunday, IAA 2009, Mercedes SLR
As the book ‘ Springtime for Germany: or How I learned to Love lederhosen’ discusses, I decided to spend my holidays in Germany. After hiring a car in Düsseldorf, we drove 1800 km around Deutschland, including Hambur, Celler, Braunsweig, Melzungen, and visiting the 2009 edition of the IAA in Frankfurt.
I have been present in the rise of electric and hybrid vehicles between nearly all the main automobile manufacturers and I would like to share the images that have shocked me more. I hope you enjoy them aswell, you have still time to visit the Messe until next weekend.
BMW's concept car
BMW bet for Mini's Electric engine
HAMANN Customization of Mercedes SLR
Zonda Roadster from Pagani Automobili
Very nice piece of Mechatronics
Melkus
Hyunday Electri System is not bigger than a briefcase
Hyunday's concept car
Opel Ampera
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