Concept Opel RAK e studio from Kiska

Concept Opel RAK e was introduced in September 2011 at the Frankfurt Motor Show. This electric car, 100 kilometers of which will cost the owner just 1 euro. It weighs 3 times less than conventional compact car and accelerates to 120 km / h in less than 13 seconds.
It weighs 3 times less than conventional compact car and accelerates to 120 km / h in less than 13 seconds.
 
The concept was made KISKA studio in collaboration with Opel. It is named in honor of the record car RAK 2 rocket engine, on which Fritz von Opel in 1928, clocked up to 228 km / h. RAK e conceived as a "radical design that would meet the needs of budget-conscious young people looking for a suitable transport for the city."

RAK e conceived as a "radical design that would meet the needs of budget-conscious young people looking for a suitable transport for the city."

Working on the concept of RAK, KISKA and Opel used a new approach to design. For example, the exterior and interior have been designed in a single process, with many years of experience in designing KISKA motorcycle, car and work with lightweight materials. Space frame made of steel, plastic outer panels. Takako design for RAK high level of safety, affordability and low weight. The developers note that with a minimum expenditure of energy, this concept is a logical continuation of the Opel Ampera.

The developers note that with a minimum expenditure of energy, this concept is a logical continuation of the Opel Ampera.

RAK e width of 1.3 meters, length of about 3 meters, height 119 cm interior accommodates 2 people, nestled in tandem scheme. This arrangement allows for optimum aerodynamics and efficiency. Hood, acting as a roof and windshield, provides an overview of 270 degrees. For the convenience of steering wheel input and output is automatically rejected in the way when the hood is open. In this clever hinge ensures that the hood when picked up not too much increases the height of the machine. For very young drivers car can be set to a maximum speed of 45 km / h with low power consumption.
 For very young drivers car can be set to a maximum speed of 45 km / h with low power consumption.

For KISKA concept is a reflection of her 20-year experience in long-term transportation design. Having worked with almost all major manufacturers of motorcycles in 2007 KISKA developed its first four-wheeled car, KTM X-Bow. According to founder Gerald Pussy studio, it was a key moment in the company, which decided to focus on innovative materials and technologies. Now lightweight constructor for the Austrian studio just fancy words, and attitude to work and the only solution for urban mobility of the future.