In 2010 Geneva Motor Show, Citroen unveiled its new concept car – Survolt. It is an all-electric car concept that presents an aerodynamic design combining “flowing lines (that) convey agility, precision and vitality – with a powerful, muscular character contained in its refined and luxurious frame.”

Survolt measures 3.85m in length, 1.87m in width and 1.2m in height. Inspired from sports cars, it presents a sleek, compact and low-slung frame while swooping lines and sweeping curves gives a sense of agility and dynamic performance. Featuring a complex design with numerous little styling details, the Survolt is a mix of “high fashion, extravagance and more than a hint of motor racing punch.” It shows a new concept of stylish, sporty and elegant supermini.

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Two seats of Survolt are surrounded by glass and chrome-finished roll bars, presenting a sensation of light and space as well as blending luxury and motor racing. Do you want more details? Please see the pictures below.












Art direction : Laurent Nivalle
http://www.laurentnivalle.fr

Survolt Project :
Bertrand Dantec – Chief Designer
Fr̩d̩ric Soubirou РExterior Designer
Julien Famchon – Interior designer
Vincent Lobry – colors & trims designer
Mathieu Wandon – graphic designer