The BIOME Concept design by designers of the Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design Studios in Carlsbad, California. Designers taking their inspiration from nature, they designed a vehicle which is fully integrated into the ecosystem. According to Hubert Lee, Head of the Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design Studios in Carlsbad “The Mercedes-Benz BIOME Concept is a natural technology hybrid, and forms part of our earth’s ecosystem. It grows and thrives like the leaves on a tree”.
Morgan motor company is renowned for its unique and stunning beautiful design cars. This time they come up with new stylish and creative modern design car known as Morgan EvaGT. This is a 4 seater coupe targeted to young families and with a focus on innovative materials and technologies and eco-friendly features. The Morgan EvaGT will be powered by a BMW 3.0 liter, twin-turbo, direct injection inline-six. Thanks to its wight of just 1,250 kg, it will reach a top speed of 273 km/h and a 0-100 km/h sprint time of 4.5 seconds.
This stunning concept was created by 22 years old designer Douglas Hogg for his final project at Coventry University. The prototype of this Bugatti concept is legendary vehicle showcased at the 1935 Paris Motor Show – Bugatti Electron Aerolithe. As Douglas explains, the concept is “a minimalist exercise in pure surfacing [...] inspired by Ettore Bugatti’s principles of automotive design and the legacy of the original Aerolithe.” In this design the doors – which integrate part of the dashboard – adopt an original opening system, dubbed “split opening canopy”, which “adds drama to getting in and out gives easy access to the interior.”
Let us show you quite unusual car concept. It’s even not quite concept car. This vehicle is designed by talented artist from Sweden Jason Batters-by as an award to celebrate cultural hero’s outstanding achievements. “Inspired by the Stanley Cup of the National Hockey League, I wanted to create a vehicle that would be passed on to each winner and be driven for one year, collecting the names and experiences of these great individuals.” This project was in collaboration with Audi AG, done at the Umea Institute of Design in Sweden.
