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Frankfurt Preview: Mercedes-Benz BlueZero Extended Range EV ConceptThis is a discussion on Frankfurt Preview: Mercedes-Benz BlueZero Extended Range EV Concept within the New MB Models / Vehicles forums, part of the Mercedes-Benz category; Sorry, this car looks so BMWish ... Flame surfacing, curvy-organic rear-light light strips. I hope MB will go more innovative ... |
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09-02-2009, 11:48 AM
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  | Some of you guys seem to never have seen this car before.. it was already presented in Detroit in January.
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09-02-2009, 12:40 PM
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| I know that there are some differences and that's what I meant by "recycled". but it's basically still the same car.
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Here's the schematic again.  From: http://www.emercedesbenz.com/Jan09/1..._Vehicles.html | |
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 it was just ment to show the differences better | |
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| I guess I am one of the few people who likes the original BlueZero (and this) design. If the next-generation B-Class looks like this I will be thrilled. I'm especially digging the rear lights that seem to be located behind clear see-through plastic. Love it. This design looks very aerodynamic, fluid and futuristic. I think this is exactly what the upcoming B-Class needs to attain some "style" and personality. The current design is versatile but extremely boring. And these alternative propulsion techniques sound interesting too.
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Yes, and I remember Karlheinz Bauer (Daimler head of design management & operations for passenger vehicles) saying in the next few years car design will shift to more organic & round lines / shapes again. So, ODC, F700, BlueZero - all the latest MB concepts showing such a trend. So, after this generation of boxy & angular cars I guess the next one will be more trendy (curvy & organic). What was the point of going angular anyway?  | |
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