Electric vehicles were front and center at the
Geneva Motor Show as Audi previewed its e-tron crossover and Porsche unveiled
the Mission E Cross Turismo. Jaguar also introduced its first electric vehicle,
while Hyundai took the wraps off the Kona Electric.
While most of the attention was focused on
mainstream brands, FOMM (First One Mile Mobility) used to the show to introduce
three concepts. The most interesting of the trio is the AWD Sports concept
which is a compact two seat roadster which features LED headlights, a short
windscreen and scissor doors. A few steps later, you arrive at the back of the
car and see a nearly vertical fascia and a small diffuser.
FOMM didn’t have much about the model but the
interior is incredibly stylish as it features exposed carbon fiber and a large
metal center console. We can also see a bulky steering wheel and carbon fiber
shelled seats with leather and Alcantara upholstery. Drivers will also find a
digital instrument cluster and a widescreen infotainment system.
Power is provided by four in-wheel electric motors
which produce a combined output of 27 PS and 1,120 Nm of
torque. They are feed by four lithium-ion batteries which each have a capacity
of 2.96 kWh.
The company’s second concept is an all-wheel drive
scooter which has an eye-catching design thanks to its black and white exterior
with blue accents. It has two 2.96 kWh lithium-ion batteries which power two
electric motors that develop a combined output of 10 PS and 420 Nm of torque.
Lastly, the Concept One is a compact electric
vehicle with a front fascia inspired by Japanese Kabuki makeup. The car holds
four, presumably tiny, people and can transport them up to 160 km on
a single charge.
