Lexus LFA Vs. Nissan GT-R In a Drag Race
Official: 2011 Volkswagen Polo GTI
- Piaggio MP3 Hybrid In Production
- Subaru to Develop New Diesel Engine by 2011 and Hybrid by 2012
- Subaru Impreza WRX STI spec C Introduced
- Toyota to Recall 3.8M Vehicles Over Accelerator Pedal Clearance
- Is it a Segway? No its a 35mph Wheelchair
- Toshiba Batteries Promise 90 Second Recharge Time
- Subaru is running its WRX STI in Nurburgring 24-hour race
- Mugen Honda Civic Type-R Hatchback Has Been Revealed
- Nissan Announced New Generation of Compact and Lightweight CVT
- Five Two-door Cars Crash Tests Have Been Released
Subaru Will Develop Their Prototype Plug-in STELLA

Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI), the maker of Subaru automobiles, on April 14th has announced the successful development of a prototype of its Subaru Plug-in STELLA electric vehicle (EV), which will be introduced this summer in Japan. FHI will provide the Ministry of the Environment, Japan with fifteen units of the Plug-in STELLA Prototype for verification test which will be conducted by five prefectural and city governments.
The new prototype model improved driving performance by increasing power output from 40kW in the previous model to 47kW and further enhanced its efficiency by lightening the body weight and fine-tuning output management. In addition to the optimization and downsizing of the battery pack design, it changed the instrument panel and interior design. Specifications of a production EV model, which will be introduced this summer, are basically identical to those of this model.
For Complete Press Release Click Here





Leave Your Reply