Gym Concept Car Inspires You to Exercise

The concept car design by Coventry University design student Da Feng is something that is far more than just a fragment of imagination. Made from carbon fiber frame, GYM as this concept car is called as a single seat concept car. This concept car is designed by being inspired by a gym as the car is more like a mini gymnasium. The adjustable seat and pedal are placed in a manner that the usage of

Saab 2025 – best future car

With the increase of vehicles on the road and urban space in the narrow road safety remains the cardinal concern. Consequently, designers from around the world are developing vehicles considering the future scenario in which these problems will be even more severe. A designer is Yungho Jung, who designed a car to Saab in 2025.The concept was developed as a project to study the course of

National Electronics Week UK 2010

As an added attraction for the day the Bloodhound SSC (super-sonic car) was represented at the day. This vehicle is aiming to break the land speed record, raising it from the current 763 mph (1228 kph) figure up to 1000 mph (mach 1.4).
As the organisers say, Building a car quicker than a fighter jet is not, however, the primary goal of the project. Rather, it is to inspire future generations to

2009 Mazda3 will inspire the entire future mazda line-up

2009 Mazda3 will inspire the entire future mazda line-up 

Saab Aero X Concept

The Saab Aero X was designed as a way to explore future design directions. Its innovative features preview the development of an enhanced design language that will inspire future Saab products.One of the first thing you’ll notice is that there’s no doors at all or windshield pillers. This is because the car has a cockpit canopy, just like you’d find on one of Saab’s aircraft. This is to

futuristic bikes and cars

Who would have thought that prehistoric animals like dinosaurs could inspire automotive design in the future? Yaroslav Chumachenko, 25, transportation design students at the Istituto Europeo di Design of Turin, Italy planned exactly on these lines and has developed a niche concept futuristic flexible design of the Maserati. Given the exponential rate of change in vehicle technology, Maserati

RORMaxx Formula AE

Eighteen-year-olds designers Rory Handel and Maxx Bricklin believe their vehicle, the RORMaxx Formula AEcan can use strategically placed wind turbines and solar panels as a means for powering the car. Energy would be stored in ultracapacitors to provide instantaneous boosts of power. They believe this would result in a 0-60mph time below four seconds. Top speed would reach 155 mph.
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