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Former Volkswagen Group Chairman Ferdinand Piech's son, Toni, plans to launch an electric luxury-car brand that uses a new fast-charging battery technology. Piech's company, Piech Automotive, unveiled the Mark Zero coupe concept at the auto show here.
Watch what Hyundai had to showcase during Geneva 2020 Virtual Press Conference Day.
At the International Auto Show (IAA) in Frankfurt, Porsche is putting a whole day full of panels, keynotes, demonstrations and discussions under the topic of the future — on and off the road. International experts, pioneers and thought leaders will be discussing not only the transformation of mobility, but also the city of tomorrow, the exploration of new worlds and the significance of future technologies such as artificial intelligence, mixed reality, and blockchain for the entire automotive industry. At the Porsche booth in Hall 3 (A12) from 12.00 pm to 7.00 pm on September 20, 2019.
The Mercedes-Benz press conference at the 2019 IAA focused on sustainable solutions for the future of mobility, which are reflected in the products as well as in the business strategy. At the same time, Mercedes-Benz continued to position itself as a manufacturer of luxury automobiles. As an example of this sustainable luxury, the Mercedes-Benz VISION EQS show car celebrated its world premiere. The inventor of the automobile also presented 19 other vehicles to the public for the first time. An additional highlight of this year's IAA appearance was the completely revised exhibition stand in Hall 2, which became more customer-oriented.
The all-new Hispano Suiza Carmen makes its global debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, signalling the resurgence of an iconic Spanish luxury car brand. Designed, developed and manufactured in Barcelona, the fully-electric Carmen is a ‘hyperlux’ grand touring car – the ultimate expression of classically-inspired design, cutting edge chassis and powertrain technology, exhilarating power and expertly-engineered dynamics. It pioneers a new ‘hyperlux’ vehicle segment – one that combines hypercar performance with exquisite luxury, painstaking craftsmanship and meticulous attention to technical and engineering details. A genuinely unique proposition, and a fitting tribute to an iconic Spanish car brand. The Hispano Suiza Carmen will cost from €1.5m (plus taxes), and only 19 examples of the Carmen will be produced from late 2019 until 2021. Road testing begins in mid-2019, with the first media drives in October. Prospective customers can now register their interest to purchase one of the exclusive Carmen models, ahead of its official customer launch date in June 2020.
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