Magna Steyr at the Geneva Motor show will present the Mila Plus hybrid concept, a two-seater sports car, with a chassis made of aluminum, weighing 1,520 kg. Parts of the chassis and the interior are fully recyclable, with the concept possibly passing in production within the next two to three years.
The hybrid car combines a three-cylinder gasoline engine and two electric motors, one on each axle, with the 0-100 km/h coming in 4.9 seconds, while when running exclusively on electric motors, the 0-80 km/h comes in 3.6 seconds. The autonomy of the car using all its engines reaches 500 km and the pure electric range reaches 75 km, while it emits 32 g/km of CO2.
