Detroit 2010: Concept Cars of the Detroit Auto Show

January 14, 2010 By Dena Cassella

Hyundai Blue-Will Concept

Blue-Will, codenamed HND-4, promises an electric-only driving distance of up to 40 miles on a single charge and a fuel economy rating of more than 100 miles per gallon. The Blue-Will is the fourth in a series of highly innovative concept vehicles to come out of the Namyang Design Center. This concept car also features panoramic glass roof with solar cells for recharging batteries.

Automakers from all over debuted their latest lust-worthy, metallic-armored vehicles this year at the Detroit Auto Show. A hot trend of this year’s auto show was the “green concept car,” meaning any hybrid, electric, solar-powered, or plug-in vehicle. Many of the concept cars in Detroit this year were in the “green tech” category, but others were—usually tweaked with better gas mileage and more advanced in-car tech systems. Here are some of our favorite concept cars from this year’s Detroit Auto Show.

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@ice2gouk at 3:11pm 18th July 2010 Very nice looking Toyota Concept car. Here is a question:- Why is that when they build the concept car we all go wow i want one, but they are never relased as a road car.
James at 1:46pm 14th January 2010 The Toyota FT-CH Hybrid Concept actually looks pretty sweet for a smaller car. The Audi E-tron is the best one on there though IMO.