Created as a fastback four-door, the Ford Evos Concept is the length of a Focus size car but the width of a Mondeo size car and is shaped as the ultimate expression of the new design DNA. It has a unique silhouette and the new face of Ford with its higher mounted trapezoid grille together with ultra slim ‘laser cut’ lights and hinged gullwing-style doors (front and rear), which provide easy access to the spacious cabin and futuristic interior.
Be part of the excitement at Frankfurt Motor Show 2011
Welcome to this exclusive Ford preview of Frankfurt Motor Show 2011.
At the show, all eyes will be on the unveiling of the Ford Evos Concept with its dramatic 4-door fastback design, distinctive silhouette and spectacular hinged gullwing-style doors. Powered by a state of the art lithium-ion plug-in hybrid and full of personalised driver engagement technologies, the Ford Evos Concept is the ultimate expression of Ford’s new global design and technology vision.
You will also be able to take an online tour of the latest introductions to the Ford range including the Ford B-MAX with its unique integrated B-pillar and some new additions that we can’t reveal just yet...
15th September is rapidly approaching, so be sure to return and visit our online experience at Frankfurt Motor Show 2011 and be part of the excitement.
If you’re visiting Frankfurt Motor Show 2011, we want you to send us your photos and they could appear on the Ford website celebrating the show. Using Microsoft© Photosynth technology, it transforms your photos into a three-dimensional virtual space.
Simply upload your photos and Tweet us @HelloFord with #FordIAA and you could be a part of the bigger picture.
As well as demonstrating the shape of things to come, the Ford Evos Concept showcases new Ford driving technologies using cloud connectivity. The car gets to know the driver and adapts handling, steering and other controls to suit the individual. Smart wellness technologies also monitor the driver’s physical state and adjust the driving experience accordingly.
