Volkswagon L1 Should Be the World's Most Fuel Efficient Car in 2013
Andrew Robichaud — September 15, 2009 — Autos
References: gizmag
Upon revealing the new Volkswagon L1 concept at the Frankfurt Motor show, the major German automaker officially leaped ahead of the pack as far as fuel-efficient hybrids are concerned.
The Volkswagon L1 weighs an astonishing 380 kilograms and for every 100km (62 miles), the car uses only 1.38 litres (.4 gallons) of diesel fuel (No, I’m not kidding). The Volkswagon L1 is a rather tiny car built for two people but that fact can be easily overlooked since this revolutionary vehicle is a major step in the right direction for fuel efficiency and environmental conservation.
All we can do is hope that this dream comes true sometime in 2013.
The Volkswagon L1 weighs an astonishing 380 kilograms and for every 100km (62 miles), the car uses only 1.38 litres (.4 gallons) of diesel fuel (No, I’m not kidding). The Volkswagon L1 is a rather tiny car built for two people but that fact can be easily overlooked since this revolutionary vehicle is a major step in the right direction for fuel efficiency and environmental conservation.
All we can do is hope that this dream comes true sometime in 2013.
Trend Themes
1. Fuel Efficient Hybrids - The development of highly fuel-efficient hybrids like the Volkswagon L1 presents an opportunity for disruption in the automotive industry by reducing dependency on fossil fuels.
2. Lightweight Vehicles - The use of lightweight materials in car manufacturing, as demonstrated by the Volkswagon L1 weighing only 380 kilograms, opens up possibilities for fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions.
3. Environmental Conservation - The emphasis on eco-friendly vehicles like the Volkswagon L1 highlights the growing trend of prioritizing environmental sustainability in the automotive industry.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Manufacturing - The automotive manufacturing industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by investing in the development and production of fuel-efficient hybrid vehicles.
2. Materials Science - The materials science industry can contribute to disruptive innovations by creating lightweight materials that can be used in car manufacturing to improve fuel efficiency.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can play a role in the disruption of the automotive sector by providing sustainable energy solutions for powering electric and hybrid vehicles.
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