Suzuki Concept Kizashi 2 at the Tokyo Motor Show
The automobile industry is plagued with concept cars. These futuristic automobiles vary in shapes and sizes and what new and unique things these could offer to future users. Most if not all of these vehicles have one thing in common that is the green technologies. The Suzuki Concept Kizashi 2, for example, has an improved diesel-powered engine that produces lesser Carbon dioxide emission compared to those machines using petrol or gasoline.
Kizashi 2, which is one of the several concepts from Japanese automakers, debuted at the recently concluded Frankfurt Motor Show. This time around, locals in Japan get the chance to see up close the latest find from Suzuki in the upcoming 17-day Tokyo Motor Show, which is on its 40th year. The four-wheel-drive Kazashi will be displayed in the Chiba City-based Makuhari Messe.
Among the precision-engineered auto parts in the Concept Kazashi 2, its power plant stood out from the rest. Kazashi 2 is geared with a 2-liter 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel-powered engine that provides that much needed strength for speed battles. To supplement the powerful yet environment-friendly engine, muscled set of 21-inch alloy wheels are used. Moreover, six-speed automatic gear box makes things easier for the driver to maneuver and to steer the vehicle even in the most inconsistent terrains.
Automobile enthusiasts and just about anyone curious to see the Suzuki Concept Kizashi 2 can visit the Tokyo Motor Show at Makuhari Messe starting October 27 until November 11.
