2011 Volkswagen Bulli Concept Details & Pics...

2011 Volkswagen Bulli Concept more compact and affordable than the earlier concept vehicle, it is now being shown at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. The new Volkswagen Bulli Concept – powered by an electric motor and fitted with six seats and infotainment control via iPad.



The Volkswagen Bulli Concept electric motor output of 85 kilowatts of power and an impressive 270 Nm of torque. As usual in this type of unit, the maximum forces generated from the standstill. The silent motor is powered by a storage capacity rechargeable lithium-ion maximum of 40 kWh. This combination can lead to an electrifying 300 km – a high value for an electric car. When the battery is charged Volkswagen Bulli to a “power of the refueling station” designed specially for electric vehicles, the charge lasts less than an hour.
The new Volkswagen Bulli Concept accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 11.5 seconds and top speed is 140 km / h (electronically limited). Its scope and characteristics make it ideal not only compact car for short distances, but also ideal for most commuters and recreational activities with zero tailpipe emissions. Obviously,the concept can also incorporate Volkswagen’s extremely efficient petrol and diesel engines with direct injection as a replacement disk. Engines with 1.0 or 1.4 liter engine, which is still high fuel consumption, it is cut by the book.


The new edition of the Volkswagen Bulli Concept is 3.99 metres long, 1.75 metres wide and 1.70 metres tall. The T1 was somewhat longer and taller, but narrower. With a wheelbase of 2.62 metres, the Volkswagen Bulli utilises the overall length very well. Also striking here are the Bulli’s relatively large track widths (1.50 m front and rear) in relation to body width.