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BMW ZX-6 car concept came from the 3rd year students of Transportation Design School at Turin Based IED (Istituto Europeo di Design) for final project of Transportation Design (Designing the BMW of 2015) which is designed in partnership with BMW. The concept is focused keeping in mind the modern needs, tastes and life style of an individual. All the cars designed in this project looks like toy cars. You cannot even imagine them running on roads in the real life. There are different concepts of cars designed by the students and all of them are unbelievable in their design and concept. Check out the one that steals our attention, BMW ZX-6 car concept.


Designer : Jai Ho Yoo and Lukas Vanek via CarBodyDesign












I really like this car. Cool idea with the seats.
Looks very friendly to pedestrians.
I am a fan of cars, however; this one blew me away. How did they come up with this concept really great work.
how do yall come up with these furturistic ideas i mean this is crazy i cant wait to buy one. those things are crazy my favorites is the bmw futuristic car concept and the bike on the back that is crazy beutiful but this is my fav keep doin watch you doin bb out
Very nice. The door is the car seat very interesting.
cool car i would love to drive one.
cool car i want to drive one!love it
you can hit me with this car any day. i love it. especially how the seats are part of the doors. completely brilliant. i want one… in black
This Id drive, but Tuvie has shown other Radical designs as well.
My Mental Garage is FULL.
This X6 Takes the cake Big time
Come on BMW ,Build this.
Be very Cool.
Biofuel engine, EV, Hybrid.
People Pod, alone.
Carry 4,8 persons.
Yoke joystick control mode.
Go BMW.
I love it. Really love the chair/door design, very original. BMW better bring this out or they are missing out on it big time. May be pedestrian friendly but when it goes over a speed bump they front and rear fins aren’t going to cope very well. I love the full roof window as it will give the car a real sense of space.