The Bertone Novanta is a concept car that the Italian design house Bertone presented in 2002 to mark the company's ninetieth anniversary. It is based on the Saab 9-5, and the Italian Wikipedia list of Bertone designs files it as the Saab Novanta. It has four seats and four doors, and its rear doors are portal doors hinged at the C-pillar. The car uses drive-by-wire technology developed by SKF to control its vehicle functions. The German Wikipedia article is the only Wikipedia article on this car; it files the Novanta under concept vehicles and Saab Automobile.
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SignificanceIntroduced at the Geneva motor show as a design study based on the Saab 9-5. 2 Connections
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Der Bertone Novanta ist ein Konzeptfahrzeug
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Introduced at the Geneva motor show, the Novanta was based on the Swedish
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