Suzuki at the Tokyo Motor Show

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 28, 2011 -- The Suzuki stand at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show will include a number of green exhibits including the REGINA - a next-generation global compact car with excellent fuel efficiency and low emissions thanks to light weight and good aerodynamics.

The REGINA weighs just 730kg and has a drag coefficient at least 10% lower than that of current models. As a result, it has fuel economy of at least 32 km/L (measured in the JC08 test cycle) and CO2 emissions as low as 70 g/km (measured in the New European Driving Cycle) using a petrol engine.

Suzuki will also show the Q-concept, which is describes as two-seat micro mobility for everyday life. The Q-concept is an entirely new kind of mobility — one that’s positioned between conventional motorcycles and cars. With a 2.5-metre overall length and two seats in tandem configuration, it’s ideal for everyday journeys within a radius of about 10km.

In cities, the Q-concept is more practical than a car as it’s more manoeuvrable and takes up much less parking space. At the same time, a cabin makes it a more attractive, more comfortable option than a motorcycle.

More information can be found online at http://www.green-car-guide.com/suzuki-at-the-tokyo-motor-show.html

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