Subaru B9 Scrambler

The Subaru B9 Scrambler, also called the B9SC, is an open two-seat concept sports car with a hybrid powertrain and aircraft-inspired styling, first shown at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show. Its front end was designed to look like the cross-section of an airliner with a central jet intake and wings, a theme first developed for the B11S shown earlier that year. Its 2.0 litre flat-four hybrid system, which Subaru calls the Sequential Series Hybrid Electric Vehicle, moves the car on the 134 hp electric motor alone up to 80 km/h and then hands over to the 138 hp petrol engine, and it was Subaru's first hybrid powertrain.