Rinspeed will present the upcoming Geneva Motor Show 2011 (to be held March 3 to 13) its concept car Bamboo, which today released new images. The Rinspeed Bamboo has been met by the efforts of two homes in Switzerland, and the Esoro 4erC. The Rinspeed Bamboo is an electric car and despite its retro look, is characterized by very innovative design solutions, including inflatable and removable rear seats with a futuristic dashboard dashboard made by VDO, Tablet PC 7-inch, while the front passenger seat There is a dedicated docking station.
At the center of the grille of the Rinspeed Bamboo is a screen called identiface, allowing communication with the outside media, Facebook, messages, radio frequencies, etc.. The body of the Rinspeed Bamboo has been obtained with the use of special plastic polymers, allowing the bamboo to hold its weight in just 1090 kg, while the car is driven by an electric motor capable of delivering an output of 72 hp, with a maximum speed of 120 km / h and an autonomy of 105 km.
The tires of the first coverage of the Goodyear EfficientGrip Rinspeed bamboo are characterized by low friction values, which are mounted on wheels AEZ 17 "and despite her looks from concept car, designed by American James Rizzi, Bamboo is the Rinspeed most likely mass-produced and marketed. 
At the center of the grille of the Rinspeed Bamboo is a screen called identiface, allowing communication with the outside media, Facebook, messages, radio frequencies, etc.. The body of the Rinspeed Bamboo has been obtained with the use of special plastic polymers, allowing the bamboo to hold its weight in just 1090 kg, while the car is driven by an electric motor capable of delivering an output of 72 hp, with a maximum speed of 120 km / h and an autonomy of 105 km.
The tires of the first coverage of the Goodyear EfficientGrip Rinspeed bamboo are characterized by low friction values, which are mounted on wheels AEZ 17 "and despite her looks from concept car, designed by American James Rizzi, Bamboo is the Rinspeed most likely mass-produced and marketed.
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