Future is fantastic: Top-10 pics of concept cars unveiled at Auto Expo 2020

10 Photos . Updated: 07 Feb 2020, 10:48 AM IST HT Auto Desk

A host of concept cars were showcased at the 15th Auto Expo which will run either on electricity or alternate fuel
These concept cars help companies make a statement about their future plans for consumers

Futuro-e: Maruti Suzuki India showcased this ambitious project at the Auto Expo this year. The company said it will work as a design study for the next generation mobility solutions. The car draws inspiration from geo-organic structural forms occurring in nature. (Bloomberg) — **1/10**Futuro-e: Maruti Suzuki India showcased this ambitious project at the Auto Expo this year. The company said it will work as a design study for the next generation mobility solutions. The car draws inspiration from geo-organic structural forms occurring in nature. **(Bloomberg)**

**2/10**Volkswagen ID.CROZZ: The ID.CROZZ is a cross of four door coupe and SUV with an electric drivetrain delivering power of 225kw with a top speed of 180km/hr. It is based on the company's modular electric drive matrix (MEB) platform.

3/10Tata Sierra: The SUV, which gained popularity for its rugged design and single-piece side glass that ran into the roof, was presented in an all-new avatar at Auto Expo 2020. It featured the similar glass roof, a more aggressive front grille as well as alloys. (Bloomberg)

**4/10**Hyundai Nexo: The South Korean carmaker displayed Nexo, its Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle at Auto Expo 2020. It is company's way of presenting an alternate technology for cleaner vehicles in the future. Hyundai said the Nexo filters air while driving, and the only byproduct is water.

**5/10**Le Fil Rouge: Le Fil Rouge:It is another concept car presented by Hyundai at Auto Expo 2020. The main focus for Hyundai in this car is the design which is in line with company's philosophy of 'sensuous sportiness'. Le Fil Rouge has a large front grille with integrated headlights. The interior has minimalistic design with the infotainment system for the rear passengers integrated on the back of the front seats.

**6/10**MG Vision-I: The car was MG Motor's way of telling the world what future beholds for the auto enthusiasts. The Vision-I has a 5G enabled cabin and is a fully autonomous car. It has twin sliding doors and a spacious cabin. The car can accommodate four people.

Mahindra Funster: The electric concept vehicle unveiled by Mahindra and Mahindra at the Auto Expo had 'play-for-fun' at its core. The dashboard of the car featured all the social media apps, and had a sporty look. The doors opened like wings. The company said the concept vehicle is capable of going from 0-100 kmph in five seconds and will give a range of 520 km on a single charge. (Reuters) — **7/10**Mahindra Funster: The electric concept vehicle unveiled by Mahindra and Mahindra at the Auto Expo had 'play-for-fun' at its core. The dashboard of the car featured all the social media apps, and had a sporty look. The doors opened like wings. The company said the concept vehicle is capable of going from 0-100 kmph in five seconds and will give a range of 520 km on a single charge. **(Reuters)**

**8/10**Symbioz: The concept car was showcased at the Auto Expo by Renault. The company said it is a fusion of vehicle and living space. The interiors, digital features and design makes you feel that the car is an extension of you home. It has various self-driving modes, including the lounge mode, where the front seats swivel 180 degrees.

9/10Concept H: It is a concept car presented by Chinese brand Great Wall Motors (GWM) at Auto Expo 2020 under its sub-brand Haval. A plug-in hybrid, Concept H showcases the capabilities of Haval and Great Wall Motors. It is targeted towards the millennial audience.

**10/10**Vision 2025: Another concept car unveiled by GWM at the Auto Expo. With sleek headlamps and biometric recognition, the car was GWM's preparation for the future. Among the plenty of gizmos inside, the Vision 2025 had head-up display, augmented reality. Interestingly, there were no rear view mirrors, but cameras which project the images onto dash-mounted screens.