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The Best New
Concept Cars for the FuturE For Every
PETROLHEAD
Automobile lovers are
still drooling over the latest models of supercar manufacturers, like Ferrari’s
458, California and F12berlinetta; Lamborghini’s Aventador and Gallardo;
McLaren’s MP4-12C and P1; Porsche’s Cayman and Panamera; Jaguar’s XK and
F-Type, among others. Yet, we are now being hit by a barrage of super cars for
future release.
SO HERE COMES THE LIST!!!!
20. SAAB Viggen
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The SAAB
Viggen is a car designed by Feliciano Ruy Diaz. It has been inspired by the
Viggen fighter made by the Swedish car company. The car reflects the jet
fighter’s lines, with a glass cockpit canopy and clean design.
19. Prismatic
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The Prismatic is a car
designed by Janina Oberdorfer. She has described it as visual perfume, with a
mesmerizing look inspired by the prism. It aims to create an illusion of colors
by dividing white light into red, green and blue.
18. Alfa Romeo Executive Fastback Saloon
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The Alfa Romeo Executive
Fast Back Saloon is a car designed by Jacob McMurry. Its roof is made entirely
of glass. It also features smart glass panels that can go transparent or
opaque. It will have a V8 diesel engine and a rear wheel drive, with an option
for bio-diesel.
17. Mercedes Benz 300SL Gullwing
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The Mercedes
Benz 300SL Gullwing is a car designed by Slimane Toubal. It is inspired by the
1954 original version that is considered as one of the most beautiful cars ever
designed.
16. Volkswagen Outside
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The Volkswagen Outside is
a car designed by Luiz Antonelli. This two-seater places a lot of emphasis on
sporty handling. The side panels are removable to allow for open-air thrills,
and can be secured for an intimate driving experience.
15. Shayton Equilibrium
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The Shayton Equilibrium
is a car designed by PROVOCO. The Shayton brand got its name from the native
American word for falcon, from the Sioux tribe. Shayton drumbeats its as the
first hypercar in the world.
14. The Touch Effect
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The Touch
Effect is a car designed by Marco Sweston. It is a track racer made from
synthetic bone, muscle and skin, making use of a carbon fiber frame that looks
like a skeleton. Synthetic muscles control the suspension and steering.
13. Audi Axiom
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The Audi Axiom is a car
designed by Amar Vaya. The car makes full use of technology as one of its main
driving forces. Its futuristic design marked by modern advances is complemented
by the legacy and history of the company.
12. Bentley Jekyll and Hyde
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The Bentley Jekyll and
Hyde is a car designed by Bora Kim. It is a sleek and eco-friendly car that
runs on solar, wind and electrical energy. It is geared towards environmental
consciousness, thus allowing the user to have both luxury and responsibility.
11. BMW X MPower
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The BMW X MPower is a car
designed by Aldo Schurmann. It makes use of the 5.0i V8 twin-turbo engine of
the X6, but adopts it into a two-seater. It has the elegant style associated
with the company, but with a sporty look in the rear.
10. Citroen Origin
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The Citroen Origin is a
car designed by Changwoo Shim. It may look different because it has been
inspired by natural elements like wood and sand dunes. Exterior surfaces are
made of natural wood, but it has lighting accents and hideaway doors.
9. Lamborghini Ankonian
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The Lamborghini Ankonian is a car designed by Slavche
Tanevski. It is based on the iconic Reventon model of the company. It has an
aggressive design with embedded OLED’s between the surfaces that also function
as headlights.
8. Pontiac Solstice
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The Pontiac Solstice is a
car designed by Dejan Hristov. Though Pontiac itself has already gone out of
business, this car looks sharp and aggressive, an appropriate follow up to the
original model that was one of the last to come out of the company.
7. Porsche 929
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The Porsche 929 is a car
designed by Juliana Cho. It is a four-seat electric vehicle that has the
company’s fluid style and lines and contours that provide it with a sporty
look.
6. Jaguar XKX
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The Jaguar XKX is a car
designed by Hussain Almossawi and Marin Myftiu. It is an electric car that
takes off from the classic Jaguar E Type. The design is aerodynamic and
piezoelectric cells are used to harvest energy created by air friction.
5. Ferrari Enzo
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The Ferrari Enzo is a car
designed by Peter Simon. It combines the elements of the classic Ferrari
designs and soft, organic shapes that are close to nature. The car’s design has
power written all over it.
4. Lamborghini Minotauro
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The Lamborghini Minotauro
is a car designed by Andrei Avarvarii. It is powered by four electric motors,
with the power split to 70 percent in the rear wheels and the rest to the front
via a flat cell battery at the back of the car. Triangular exhausts cool the
batteries and channel the sound of the motors.
3. Ferrari Millenio
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The Ferrari Millenio is a
car designed by Marko Petrovic. It is made of buckypaper, a material still in
development but which is supposed to be lighter and stronger than carbon fiber.
It is a two-seater that has no roof, doors and windshield, while powered by two
electric motors that can be recharged by solar panels molded around the car’s
body.
2. McLaren JetSet
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The McLaren JetSet is a car designed by Marianna
Merenmies. It is a one-seat electric car that has draped fenders at the back to
help reduce drag. The car is made of carbon fiber composites from the chassis,
body, suspensions and even the wheels.
1. Ferrari Celeritas
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The Ferrari Celeritas is
a car designed by Aldo Schurmann. It has a low profile and sweeping wheel
arches, with a visible engine block in the rear. Two large spoilers move
independently to adjust the downforce as necessary.
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