As reported by Gordon Murray Design
MENLO PARK, Calif. and SHALFORD, England - Gordon Murray Design showed today for the first time its T.25 City Car at Oxford University as part of the Smith School's World Forum on Enterprise and the Environment validating a low-carbon approach to transportation. The T.25 represents a major breakthrough in city car design in the areas of weight, footprint, safety, usability and efficiency.
Gordon Murray Design's pioneering vehicle packaging and lightweight design offers solutions to multiple urban mobility problems, such as congestion and parking concerns, while at the same time its unique iStream manufacturing process reduces full lifecycle CO2 damage and increases production efficiencies.
The T.25 car program can support a variety of power trains and fuels. First markets are likely to be in Europe and Asia.
Jonathan Feiber, a board member and general partner with Silicon Valley venture capital firm Mohr Davidow Ventures, added, "The iStream process allows licensing partners to set new standards in low-carbon automotive manufacturing environmental impact, cost and efficiency."
MENLO PARK, Calif. and SHALFORD, England - Gordon Murray Design showed today for the first time its T.25 City Car at Oxford University as part of the Smith School's World Forum on Enterprise and the Environment validating a low-carbon approach to transportation. The T.25 represents a major breakthrough in city car design in the areas of weight, footprint, safety, usability and efficiency.
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Gordon Murray Design's pioneering vehicle packaging and lightweight design offers solutions to multiple urban mobility problems, such as congestion and parking concerns, while at the same time its unique iStream manufacturing process reduces full lifecycle CO2 damage and increases production efficiencies.
The T.25 car program can support a variety of power trains and fuels. First markets are likely to be in Europe and Asia.
Jonathan Feiber, a board member and general partner with Silicon Valley venture capital firm Mohr Davidow Ventures, added, "The iStream process allows licensing partners to set new standards in low-carbon automotive manufacturing environmental impact, cost and efficiency."