> Hybrid technology isn’t just for fuel economy anymore. Proving that point is the Mitsubishi Eclipse Concept-E, which boasts a parallel drivetrain composed of two engines—one in front and and one in the rear—that combine to deliver around 470 horsepower. The front engine—a 3.8-liter MIVEC V-6—powers the front wheels, while the rear wheels are driven by a battery-operated electric motor that adds another 200 horsepower to the mix.
RiClious
Like the concept. Not so keen on the reality.
350z vibe with the cabin.
dirty_hooker
About god damn time!
LightningFerret04
I kinda like that back window
Thirsty_Comment88
It was such a beautiful concept, how did they fuck up the production version that badly?
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It’s coming to sniff your tailpipe
Last photo is giving “Eclipse at home” energy
> Hybrid technology isn’t just for fuel economy anymore. Proving that point is the Mitsubishi Eclipse Concept-E, which boasts a parallel drivetrain composed of two engines—one in front and and one in the rear—that combine to deliver around 470 horsepower. The front engine—a 3.8-liter MIVEC V-6—powers the front wheels, while the rear wheels are driven by a battery-operated electric motor that adds another 200 horsepower to the mix.
Like the concept. Not so keen on the reality.
350z vibe with the cabin.
About god damn time!
I kinda like that back window
It was such a beautiful concept, how did they fuck up the production version that badly?
Getting some serious Peugeot RCZ vibes