Ford Iosis Concept 2005

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Ford Iosis Concept 2005 is one of the first vehicles to feature the new Ford Kinetic design language. The vehicle had two-piece gullwing doors and a dynamic design that included bold orange upholstery and matte-finish metal accents. The Ford Iosis Concept was built by the specialist coachbuilder Coggiola in Turin. This car was conceived as a stylish, powerful, and confident all-roader, and was the first car to introduce this style into the Ford lineup.

The Ford Iosis concept has a very dramatic design that signals to the public that Ford is changing the way it designs its products in Europe. The next generation of Ford cars in Europe will also take on this design strategy. This will make future Ford models look more dynamic and sporty.

The Ford iosis concept car was unveiled at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show. Its dramatic design language defined the company's 'kinetic design' language. It was also chosen as one of the finalists in the Concorso d'Este. The event is held at the Grand Hotel Villa d'Este in Cernobbio and is a secret ballot competition. The event is expected to draw 4,000 attendees.

The interior of the Ford Iosis concept car was also a major focus. The instrument panel featured a slim instrument panel and was designed with new technologies. It also included a center console with an electronic sequential gear change control. The shifter was designed to fit into the palm of the hand and was surrounded by soft-touch buttons to control the traction and suspension settings. The side doors had a distinctive design without a 'B' pillar.