From Citroen clearly is not necessarily confined to our attention this month. Once in Geneva was presented impressive Survolt, the French spread pictures of a new concept, however, which made its debut in London, where the version of the popular men’s magazine GQ. Needless to say where it came from the name of the car, GQbyCitroen, which is a plug-in hybrid, designed to look not so aggressive as Survolt, but rather elegant. For the attractive appearance of the concept they’ve got designer Mark Lloyd, who is the author of the exterior work and Citroen, and his colleague by E. Tautz. Patrick Grant, whose case is the interior layout. GQbyCitroen is equipped with an electric motor and 1.6-liter gasoline engine, which is not mentioned much, but hinted that the second and can run on natural gas. It is clear that the car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h for 4.5 sec and emits only 80 gr/km CO2 emissions.

In recent years, hardly goes great trade fair, which Citroen not to present their stunning concept. This week in Geneva, showed so-called from the French Survolt, which seems to come from another planet. The car aims to demonstrate to the public opportunities driven entirely by electric cars, although for the moment were not disclosed any evidence of engine or engines of the concept. Citroen Survolt has very compact dimensions, the length is only 3.85 m, width 1.87 m and a height of only 1.2 m. However the muscle type of car gives the impression of brute force and power. The car is really attractive and very good designed version of the popular Tesla electric car.