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Concept Cars At Auto Expo 2012

Sleek, small, rugged, big, outlandish, aww-inspiring, drool-worthy, a glimpse into the future … they were all right here

By Amit Verma
Jan 06, 2012, 19:36 IST3 min
The Volkswagen XL1 concept. VW claims that this is the most efficient concept car in the world. Guess the fuel efficiency 111 km to a liter. Nope, this ain&#39t coming soon. The technology should
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The Volkswagen XL1 concept. VW claims that this is the most efficient concept car in the world. Guess the fuel efficiency 111 km to a liter. Nope, this ain't coming soon. The technology should
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The BMW VisionConnected drive concept. How about some intelligent driving?
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The Hyundai Hexa Space concept. Everybody wants a big car
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Chevrolet EN-V concept. That's city driving for you. Maybe in a decade or two
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Chevrolet Stingray concept. Simply a flashy concept car to show why Chevrolet is the muscle car company
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The Maruti Suzuki XA alpha concept. Nice. Maruti is serious about big vehciles. Watch out for a production ready car, just maybe, in Auto Expo 2014
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The Mercedes Concept A-Class. Not coming soon
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Dilip Chhabria Avanti Supercar concept. This car was launched by Mr. Amitabh Bachchan. Should we say more?
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Dilip Chhabria Urban concept. Guess what is it? A modified Mahindra Thar!
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Audi A3 e-tron concept. Audi calls it "an attractive technical study." Anybody interested?
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