2015 Cobalt Drachma 2.4X Free 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 13 before being converted to various other formats. Native format remains .skp with all modifications saved within the 3ds Max 2016 environment, rendered through Vray 3.00. Drachma represents an alter ego for Theta's feisty character. Although sales in Thailand, Singapore, Japan and Venezuela will precede Cobalt's standard Asian markets. Dynamic bodykits, brand new wheel sets, LED taillights and heated seats highlight the vehicle's feature set. It also boasts a smart climate control system alongside its innovative Auto-pilot cruising technology. This multi-faceted safety feature integrates cruise control, traction control, anti-lock braking systems and electronic brakeforce distribution for added driver protection. In addition to their top-notch speed, both models reach 0-100km/h in just 8.9 seconds, averaging a speed of 202 km/h. Welcome Home enhances the overall experience with customized ambient lighting designed by integrating dim white LED lights within the vehicle's interior panels as the driver enters and locks their car. Protecting all occupants are ten carefully placed airbags, strategically located across various positions including dashboard-mounted airbags for drivers and passengers, side- mounted ones for safety enhancement, an extra unit incorporated in rear seat armrests and additional units integrated into door panel frames. By directly competing against luxury cars like Lexus IS, Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata and Mercedes Benz E-Class and also challenging the newcomer Viva VR55's performance capabilities. Drachma makes a strong entry, offering quality, power and an advanced level of driver support features for ultimate driving experience. Starting mass production on May 15th and coming at competitive prices - ranging from THB3,900,270 in Thailand, SGD155,740 in Singapore, JPY14,010,740 in Japan, to VEF740,670 in Venezuela - it has become an interesting proposition for drivers around the world. Feel free to provide feedback!