Fiat Phylla concept
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Manufacturer |
FIAT |
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Main type |
Concept car |
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Production |
in 2008 |
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Produced |
1 |
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Length |
2995 m m |
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Width |
1610 mm |
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Height |
1500 mm |
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Mass |
750 k g |
The Fiat Phylla is a concept car study presented in 2008 by the Italian car manufacturer FIAT .
History
The Phylla is a two-seat super utility car built with aluminum and bioplastic was developed by Centro Ricerche Fiat . Phylla is fully recyclable, it also uses solar energy. The car is powered by a fuel cell to hydrogen of 1 kW and is also equipped with photovoltaic solar cells from 3.4 kW. It has a range of 220 km.
With a 4WD Transmission it can go from 0 to 100 km / h in less than 12 seconds and can reach 130 km / h top speed. A standard model of the Phylla (which in Greek means leaf ) was planned by 2010, but was never built.
Technical
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Phylla Concept Technical Specifications
Number of seats
2+2
Wheelbase
1980 mm
Length
2995 mm
Width
1618 mm
Height
1500 mm
Trunk volume [2+2 p]
142 lt
Roof luggage capacity [2p]
584 lt
Weight
750 kg (included batteries 150kg)
Weight/Power ratio
10,2 kg/CV
Weight distribution front/rear
45%-55%
0-50km/h
6 sec.
Top speed
130 km/h
Consumption (ECE cycle)
9,6 kWh/100km
Range (ECE cycle)
145 km (Lithium-ion)
220 km (Lithium Polymers)Propulsion
Electric
Transmission
4WD
Nominal output
27 kW
Peak output
54 kW
Suspension front/rear
Double wishbone with push rod
Braking system
4 discs regenerative braking
Stability active control
4 independent wheels
Differential
Electronic
Front tires
175/55/R15
Rear tires
195/50/R15
Vehicle structure
Split-frame
Frame
Aluminium
Body construction
Metal-plastic hybrid
HMI
Natural and customizable
Seats
Reconfigurable
Trims
Bio materials
Photovoltaic cells
340W (on-board generated power)
Fuel Cell system
1kW (on-board generated power)
Batteries
Lithium-ion or Lithium Polymer
