| Make
|
Subaru |
| Model |
B9
Scrambler |
| Concept
year |
2003 |
| Production
year |
- |
| Engine |
2.0
litre 4 cyl Hybrid |
The Subaru B9 Scrambler concept was first shown at the
2003 Tokyo Motorshow. The B9 Scrambler is a environmentally
friendly roadster powered by an electric motor with a
2.0-liter SOHC flat-four conventional internal combustion
engine kicking in when extra power is needed. The engine
also as a generator for the batteries.
In true Subaru fashion the B9 Scrambler is an all wheel
drive concept, additionally the cars ride height can be
altered through adjustable, self-leveling air suspension.
The B9's name and front-end design are influenced by Subaru's
aircraft heritage. The front end of the Scrambler takes
on the appearance of a cross section an airliner with
a central jet intake and wings.
A sensible feature on the B9 Scrambler are dent and scratch
resistant lower panels clearly identified by the two tone
paint work , while the unusual bronze tinted windscreen
sets off the metallic blue main body color.
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Seat Tango
Renault Wind
Daihatsu HVS
Mazda Ibuki
Toyota CS&S
Volkswagen EcoRacer
Subaru B11S
Subaru B5-TPH
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