The project started last year during my senior term at Art Center College of Design while working on my Apple Car sharing service thesis project. The entire term I had been drawing clean, pure vehicles which was something new for me but one night the itch to design something crazy became too much. So I asked myself, what would an Alienware car look like? Alienware computers are the antithesis to the Apple aesthetic. That night I came up with a general direction and have been tweaking the design ever since as one of my side projects.

In theory this Alienware vehicle would be used for racing in the distant future where vehicles are ‘grown’ rather than built. The driver would sync to the car through his or her suit and the vehicle itself would be one large computer. This is not beyond the scope or reality, engineers at Stanford were recently successful in creating the worlds first biological transistor, thus opening the doors to biological computers. Grown vehicles will definitely be the ‘way of the future’, I just hope we get their sooner rather than later.

Designer : Shane Baxley

Alienware MK2 Project : A Futuristic Vehicle That Is Grown Rather Than Built is originally posted on Tuvie

Be selfish and enjoy this sophisticated vehicle alone, this car has only one seat, so you don’t have to share with other people. De Silva explained that this car was made for one person only, so that they can have fun and express their own personality to the maximum. Dedicated for hyper-sophisticated people who constantly looking for extreme and special things in the world, it’s the next level of hedonism , a car without compromise because it’s so selfish (egoista).

The debut of this concept supercar was pretty spectacular, cinematic entry combined with 9 big screens in the room. Powered by 5.2-liter V10 engine, the car roared and shaked the 20-meter tensioned event structure. The cockpit features futuristic appearance, and once again inspired by the world of aviation, it can be ejected in an emergency situation.

Designer : Walter da Silva

The upper part of the vehicle does not have aerodynamic appendages, but rather flaps integrated in the bodywork profile which acts automatically depending on the driving conditions. Two rear flaps activate automatically at high speeds to increase stability, while a series of air intakes on the back of the engine hood provides the cooling air flow to the powerful V10 power plant. While the front of the vehicle has a profile intended to increase downforce, the rear is fully open with the mechanics in view, reducing weight but also with the result of creating a more aggressive look.

The exterior is characterized by two fundamental aspects: its architecture, and the materials used. The design is determined by a highly muscular structure, in which empty and solid areas fit together with strength and vigor. The bodywork is dominated, on its sides, by the stylized profile of a bull preparing to charge, its horns lowered. The bull is driving towards the front wheels, conferring a futuristic dynamism and lines which are already, in themselves, highly aggressive. Naturally, this is a homage, a bold stylistic citation which can only be a reworking of the Lamborghini brand icon, the well-known raging bull. The challenge of efficiently inserting the Lamborghini symbol as an integral part of the bodywork was met courageously and artistically. The plan view reveals a trimaran profile, where the central hull forms a unique section with the cockpit, underlined by the carbon-fiber cover on the front hood.

The cockpit’s interior is extremely rational, its functionality taken to the extreme. There is a racing seat with a four-point seatbelt, each strip a different color, the airbags, and the bare minimum of instruments. The focal point of these is a head-up display, typical of jet fighters. To get out of the vehicle, the driver must remove the steering wheel and rest it on the dashboard, open the dome with an electronic command, stand up in their seat, sit down on a precise point of the left-hand bodywork, then swivel their legs 180 degrees from the inside of the cockpit to the outside of the vehicle. At this point they can set their feet down and stand up. Even in getting out of the vehicle, the Lamborghini Egoista requires a pilot more than a driver, a real top gun.

Lamborghini Egoista Concept Car to Celebrate Lamborghini’s 50th Anniversary is originally posted on Tuvie

Designer : Chao Gao

Futuristic TET City Car by Chao Gao is originally posted on Tuvie

The wheels and tires are both designed as a single entity with cool glowing green finish for the wheels. Its solid central core boasts branches that strike out towards the rim. Developed by Michelin, the tire continues the same pattern to create harmony between these 2 functions.

You would also notice distinctive LED light patterns of Renault Twin’Z, the headlight looks like eyes that communicate with positive, alert expression.

The sequence of LEDs continue from the grille to rear bumper through the roof. You can see unique pattern of light flowing towards the head lights and then climbing up over windscreen pillars then go back down to the rear bumper. It’s a magical effect that brings Twin’Z alive.

Designer : Ross Lovegroove

Instead of conventional door mirrors, this concept car uses an integrated video camera that has been aerodynamically liquefied within the body.

The interior of Renault Twin’Z concept is very roomy, the double floor pan makes high up driving position, thus allowing drivers and passengers to benefit from great view of the road and surrounding environment.

Renault Twin’Z Concept by Ross Lovegroove is originally posted on Tuvie

In a different manner from existing Dakar Rally or F1, Volkswagen will provide National Geographic with very special car to promote its own technology power in 2035. It will have another promotion effect globally by providing National Geographic direction team of which history and recognition are solid with specialized cars. In 2035, National Geographic elite films team formed of 5 members leave for Africa. In order for them to catch the images of hidden regions and scenes of Africa, they needed their very own transportation equipment which can quickly breakthrough unpaved roads and survive through any environment. Therefore, National Geographic creates Zaire, which is formed based on the combination of Michelin of the Volkswagen and its previous technologies, and can drive through any circumstances. Innovative Zaire is released as personal transportation equipment for National Geographic elite films team under the cooperation with Michelin.

This vehicle is a unique transforming magnetic wheel system and is based on innovative mechanism as it possesses both frequency abilities and previous wheel mobility. Since it heads towards the hexagonal direction of greenhouse, it has been designed so that more diverse directions can be filmed. In addition, it has been designed in the way that it possesses spacious interior space with very wide left-and-right body and safe unturning position.

Designer : Dongman Joo

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National Geographic 2035 Zaire Concept Vehicle by Dongman Joo is originally posted on Tuvie

Most people use a big car for transporting only themselves from point A to B, and cars spend most of the day parked, wasting a lot of space. Utilizing electric motors on each wheel, this vehicle reduces pollution to zero. This is why P.F.U.V transports only one person and folds itself for parking. The chassis is made out of high tech materials, metal ceramics, each hole in the structure is calculated for reducing weight to a maximum without sacrificing the chassis strength.

Designer : Eduardo Díaz Tostado

P.F.U.V : Futuristic Personal Folding Urban Vehicle Concept for The Year of 2040 is originally posted on Tuvie

Future technology incorporated inside Gyro allows the driver to move forward, backward, and sideways. This car responds to electronic sensors to keep vehicle in your desired position. This capability has been designed to accommodate transitions between urban and suburban or rural lifestyles. In the more confined space of the city, due to traffic and limited parking space, the Gyro is best used in the vertical position. When the driver leaves the city to enjoy more relaxed and open spaces, the horizontal position is ideal. To further enjoy open spaces, the Gyro includes a bike rack storage component that is capable of transporting 2 bicycles.

Designer : Carlos Pilonieta

The canopy of the Gyro is a thermoformated lexan that utilizes Photochromic glass technology which can be programmed to function automatically or manually. In the automatic setting the glass gradually darkens to provide the driver optimal view in any type of weather and any time of day. If operated manually, the driver controls the amount of light and outsider visibility

Gyro Two Wheeled Gyroscopically Stabilized Electric Vehicle by Carlos Pilonieta is originally posted on Tuvie

This electric vehicle is able to travel up to 50mph with maximum speed of 65mph, the electric motor is located between the front wheels, while the batteries are placed inside the undercarriage. A remote control can be used to open the doors and luggage space, the hydraulic system allows the car to elevate from 3.5-inch to 7-inch above the ground.

Designers : Filip Mirbauer and Jiří Krejčiřík

This three-wheeled car for handicapped people features futuristic dashboard which is made of bent plywood bounded with ABS profile. Interior equipment includes an iPad dock on the left side of the dashboard, removable basket, cup holders, and handle for moving backrest for driver on a wheelchair.

Three-Wheeled Car for Handicapped People or Senior Citizen with Limited Mobility is originally posted on Tuvie

Designers : Liu Shun, Gao Zhiqiang, and Chen Zhilei

Dolphin Concept Car by Liu Shun, Gao Zhiqiang, and Chen Zhilei is originally posted on Tuvie

At first glance, Lamborghini Sesto Elemento displays uncompromising dynamics, the vision of high performance vehicle in futuristic and elegant finish.

Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Redefines The Meaning of Futuristic Sports Car is originally posted on Tuvie