Frankfurt Motor Show 2011

The all new Concept_One EV we previewed ahead of this month's Frankfurt Motor Show has been revealed.

Ford has revealed an e-bike concept in Frankfurt that uses magnetostriction sensor technology for the first time on a bicycle.

The MUTE concept electric coupe includes a built-in range extender, features interesting innovations to help keep weight down without adversely affecting vehicle safety and can be made at a cost equivalent to similar-sized combustion engine vehicles.

The Lamborghini Sesto Elemento is going into production with a run of just 20 vehicles, contributing to an estimated price of US$2.6 million.

Mercedes-Benz's F 125! research vehicle is a glimpse of what form the company believes its luxury sedan will take in 2025.

Shown for the first time at IAA in Frankfurt last week, the Fisker Surf is an eco-friendly luxury/sports "shooting brake" or station wagon, built on the same base as the Fisker Karma - electric drive with gas-engined range extender.

Toyota is gearing up for a worldwide onslaught of hybrid vehicles in 2012.

Among the huge list of Concept Cars taking to the revolving stage in Frankfurt this week is Volvo's Concept You.

As we reported earlier, Maserati's new Kubang SUV will be based on the Jeep Grand Cherokee, but almost all the major componentry will be Maserati, including a new range of engines to be built by Ferrari.

Land Rover has taken the wraps off its already controversial DC100 Concept in Frankfurt and it has a stablemate - the convertible DC100 Sport.

Volkswagen is set to debut the Beetle R, a high-performance design study of its existing Beetle 2.0 TSI.

The Car Connectivity Consortium is set to unveil the first products utilizing its MirrorLink standard, which allows for two-way communications between smartphones and vehicle systems.