Peugeot has on its stand at Frankfurt the Fractal concept, a small coupe that has a length of 3.81 meters and a width of 1.77 meters. Its small size and lightweight construction make it have a weight of 1,000 kilos.
It stands on 19 inch wheels and it has an air suspension that can alter its ground clearance from 7 to 11 cm. The concept of the French company, is driven by two electric motors, one for each axis, each producing 102 hp, which draw energy from a battery of 30 kWh. The autonomy of the car reaches 450 km, while it is able to reach 100 km/h from a standstill in 6.8 seconds.
Its cabin consists 80% from 3D printed parts and its design is an evolution of the i-Cockpit. The center console has a 7.7 inch touchscreen, while the audio system consists of three speakers, 2 tweeters, 2 woofers and 1 subwoofer in the front and 2 speakers, 2 tweeters and 1 woofer in the rear.
Peugeot says that while the Fractal is a concept and there are no plans for it to go into production, it can affect the design of its future electric, coupe and cabriolet models.
