No More Teaser teasing, Peugeot Fractal Concept Finally Exposed

MANILA:  After a series of teaser videos, the French Automaker Peugeot has given up as the pictures of its Fractal Concept has gone viral over the Internet. The earlier released videos have taken a toll on numerous car enthusiast as the videos were near to useless, but the newly leaked images will satisfy their long awaited want to see more and know more.

The white n black sprayed car features some exquisite outer body work that is in-crafted with sharp edges and bold looks. According to the official sources, lot of mathematicians were at work in the Peugeot house, creating equations 'to create shapes, which in turn create brand new aesthetics.' All the hard work is rightly visible in the form of its never-seen-before headlights, stylish grille, smooth wheel arches, is all the entire car is an unbeatable art figure.

On the interior side, it is so well equipped as an output that it is hard to believe that some of these can actually be real. The company has paid undue attention to sound and acoustics, it highly believes that “level of auditory perception that further enriches the driving experience.” The 3D-printed anechoic protrusions, external door sills, Focal stereo system, and skinny tyres all are intelligently designed to eliminate any unwanted noise. So, no more engine noise, wind and road disturbance will now bother you.

On the tech front, Peugeot has made its mind to 'blow your mind away'. They integrated the concept with a futuristic looking steering wheel and centre tunnel with a submerged tablet-like display. A smart watch keyless entry and highly advanced navigation system will accompany the already advanced package.

Coming to the most interesting part, the power mill. Peugeot has fitted its newly developed concept with a 30kWh lithium-ion battery and is capable of producing a maximum output of 168 bhp.

The car is expected to run 280 miles with the help of the above-mentioned configuration that will energise both the rear and front axles. A fully adjustable suspension is provided to avoid any bumps, in addition, the car can rise 4 cm above the ground level so that the potholes don't ever dare to come close.

With its debut scheduled at the upcoming Frankfurt motor show, this not-so-real looking car will surely flood Peugeot's arena with automobile fans and critics. Tagged as the 'electric urban coupe' the concept will inspire the revised 3008 that is dated to launch next year.