Giugiaro has teamed up with Fazer-Nash to build its latest concept known as the Namir - Arabian for tiger. Known as the fastest hybrid in the world you would probably think that the Namir isnt that eco-friendly - well youll be surprised.Fazer-Nash, a company that specializes in the design and construction of?hybrid system has built a 814 cc rotary engine with four electric motors that are powered by lithium-ion batteries. That allows the Namir to produce a total of 362-hp allowing for a 0 to 62 mph time of 3.5 seconds with a top speed of 187 mph.However, the Fazer-Nash Namir by Giugiaro returns an outstanding 92 mpg (U.S.) How? Well its all a concept and a study right now so if Fazer-Nash and Giugiaro actually build a production version - well figure that one out.Follow through for the high-res image gallery.Giugiaro Fazer-Nash Namir:?????Press Release:FRAZER-NASH NAMIR BY GIUGIARO The fastest and most ecological hybrid in the worldNamir is a concept car born of the collaboration between Italdesign Giugiaro and Frazer-Nash, a company specialized in the design, construction, and marketing of hybrid systems deeply rooted in the historical automotive manufacturing company founded in England by Archie Frazer-Nash in 1923.Presented during the 79th edition of the International Motor Show in Geneva, Namir represents the turning of a new page in the book being written by the Torino-based firm since 2004, opening with the Alessandro Volta project and followed up with the commemorative dream car – Quaranta - the result of research and development on sports cars fuelled by hybrid systems produced last year in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the companys founding.The Arabian name Namir, meaning tiger, sums up the main features of the concept car: elegance and power, aggressiveness and litheness of lines. Without any doubt it is a sports car: a coupé with two bucket seats and an accurate equilibrium between style and mechanics, aesthetics and contents. The sophisticated mechanics as well as the avant-garde electric and electronics systems are wrapped up into an aggressive package with an exquisitely balanced proportion of volumes and a stunning contrast between the sharp accents of the rear end and the sinuous front lines that emphasise this supercars performance: over 300 km/h (187 mph) at maximum speed and an acceleration of 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds and from 0 to 200km/h in 10.4 seconds, making this the fastest hybrid car in the world.Namir is also an ecological vehicle. The hybrid system developed together with Frazer-Nash combines an 814 cc endothermic rotary engine with four electric motors, guaranteeing autonomy of 39 km with one litre of fuel CO2 emissions of less than 60 grams per km travelled.Namir is not merely an exercise in style in and of itself, but rather a fully developed project followed in each and every phase by the Torino-based firm: chassis, body, and mechanical layout were designed and constructed by the Engineering Division, the exterior and interior style was entrusted to the Italdesign Giugiaro Style Centre, while the electrical and electronic elements were developed in collaboration with Frazer-Nash.The prototype was built entirely in the Italdesign Giugiaro plant.Tags: 2009 Geneva Motor Show, , Giugiaro, , Green News, , Italdesign Giugiaro