Citroën Tubik

Citroën
Citroën Tubik
Tubics
Presentation year:	2011
Vehicle fair:	International Motor Show
Class :	Van
Body shape :	Station wagon
Engine:	Hybrid drive : diesel engine 2.0 liters (120 kW) + electric motor (27 kW)
Length:	4800 mm
Width:	2008 mm
Height:	2005 mm
Production model:	none

The Tubik is a concept car from Citroën . The official presentation took place at the Frankfurt International Motor Show 2011 under the motto: Give the journey a new meaning. The design of the futuristic minivan with the pronounced bonnet should be reminiscent of the Citroën Type H and the Citroën TUB .

The diesel hybrid drive known from the Peugeot 3008 provided the drive , while hydropneumatics were installed for driving comfort . The lighting was carried out by means of LED headlights and taillights. Access for the driver and front passenger was through a side wing door . The rest of the access was provided by a wing door that opened completely over the side body (including the driver or passenger wing door).

The interior was also specially equipped, offering space for 9 people. The front seats could be rotated 360 degrees and their inclination adjusted. The middle bench could either be folded down and used as a work table or used together with the rear bench as a full-length bed, or simply folded away for more storage space. The seats were made of felt, the backrests and door panels of silk and the floor of leather.

The steering wheel and pedals were reminiscent of an airplane; All important information was provided via a head-up display and the air conditioning , radio, etc. were operated using a touchscreen .

In addition to the design, according to Citroën, the interior of the Tubik was the model for the Citroën Spacetourer, which has been built since 2016 .

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Citroën Tubik at the IAA - Autobild 2011 with photos, accessed April 18, 2016

Web links

Commons : Citroën Tubik  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Tubik concept at Citroën.de