Eight people cramed into an 1980′s Audi Quattro at Battersea Power Station to demonstrate how many people the vehicle would need to carry on every journey to make it as environmentally friendly as four of today’s greenest cars - Nissan Leaf, Citroen C3 Airdream, VW Polo Bluemotion and Toyota Prius Plug-In
 8 people cramed into the Quattro |  1980's Audi Quattro |  |
 EcoVelocity 2011 |  A 1980's flashback |  Going green in a red Quattro |
 Average 260g/km CO2 |  Battersea Power Station was last used in 1983 |  1980's vs Today |
 1980's Quattro with four of today's Eco-cars |  The cost of petrol in 1980's was £0.36 per litre |  Models under 110g/km CO2 |
 EcoVelocity - A new kind of Motor Show |  EcoVelocity - Battersea Power Station |
