Tag: EDAG
Bosch at CES 2016
At the CES 2016 Bosch will present a set of innovative technologies in the advanced connectivity, driving assistance and human-machine interfaces.
EDAG Light Cocoon Concept preview
German EDAG has announced that at the upcoming Geneva Show it will unveil the Light Cocoon, a design study of a lightweight vehicle with a textile skin, a structure inspired by bionic principles and an organic look.
EDAG Light Car Sharing Concept
At the 2011 Geneva Motor Show EDAG will present the Light Car Sharing Concept, an electric versatile urban vehicle designed to be used in an innovative vehicle-sharing system.
EDAG Light Car Open Source preview
At the 2009 Geneva Motor Show EDAG will unveil its 'Light Car - Open Source' concept, a vision of a futuristic highly configurable electric vehicle which makes use of innovative materials and lighting technology.
EDAG LUV Concept
EDAG has released the first images of its LUV Concept, a luxury-class SUV with a modular layout and a maritime look that uses oiled teakwood for several exterior and interior details.
EDAG LUV Concept preview
At the next Geneva Motor Show EDAG will unveil the LUV (Luxury Utility Vehicle) Concept, a working prototype of an exclusive SUV with a nautical-inspired design.
EDAG Solstice Sporwagon Hardtop
Germany-based EDAG has unveiled the production version of its Sportwagon Hardtop, based on the Pontiac Solstice. It will be available starting from January 2007.
EDAG Biwak concept
Based on the VW new Beetle, the Biwak concept by EDAG is a multifunctional vehicle that can be used both as a leisure car and as a truck. The body features a matt crinkle finish with a used look.
EDAG Biwak concept preview
The Germany-based EDAG has released the design sketches of the Biwak, a concept vehicle based on the VW New Beetle. It will debut at Geneva Motor Show.
Pontiac Solstice Concept by EDAG
At the next Detroit Motor Show EDAG will exhibit a concept car based on the Pontiac Solstice, with an original hard top that creates a modern wagon-coupé style.
