The flux is a small, electric vehicle concept that has been designed to address the current vehicle related problems like storage space requirement, alternate power efficiency, weather resistance, and many more. The main focus of the vehicle is to provide unique ergonomics and maximum usability by featuring a more relaxed seating arrangement that helps the rider in pedaling by freeing up the legs, allowing more air circulation around them. The telescoping steering ensures convenient driving for users with different arm length and can be moved out when the driver enters the vehicle. Easy entry and exit has achieved via the hydraulic vertical tilting door. The flux, from both inside and outside, incorporates some very traditional and easy to access manufacturing techniques that provides stability while quickly turning by leaning the body of the driver. To make night riding an enjoyable experience, the vehicle features powerful LEDs in both front and rear lights for high visibility.
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The Wheel Rider is an innovative personal transportation concept that has been specially designed for Yamaha to meet the future urban commute requirements. However, the vehicle seems like just a big round wheel, it actually features three layers, the shiny outer body, the wheel at the middle and seating area for the rider inside. The signal lights have been placed at the back, which actually is the only signifying factor of the vehicle’s backside. With its compact size and functional shape, the wheel rider can easily fit and perform in the busy and congested future streets.
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Breath, being a futuristic car, has been designed to provide complete metropolitan commuting solution for the year 2038 by playing three vital parts of the future city and human life, GPS controlled fast hauling for delivery purpose, public and personal transportation. The T-shaped structure of the design contains 4 wheels that can change the width and length in varied circumstances to provide handy operation. The shell of the concept has been envisioned of a gel filled elastic material that can transform the car into a lower and longer speed-car or a compact public transportation, whichever is required depending on a particular situation.
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The Toyota LINK is a customizable, affordable and mass transit vehicle concept for students with high demands of social networking. In the less appealing and more expensive transportation system of the year 2030, students with little-to-no income will be able to enjoy their commute in style through this vehicle. There will be different HUBs for the students to pick a LINK. Once taken, the vehicle will link seamlessly onto a transportation social network, through which the drivers can share their commute, listen to music or compare class timetables. The car allows the driver to personalize the exterior design with the help of Toyota’s latest electro fiber technology. Moreover, the electro conductive material can convert friction into energy that recharges the batteries while keep the environment save.
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The idea of Pholeum transportation unit concept is based on the living cell tissue structure of a plant that can carry organic nutrients to any part of the plant where required. This vehicle has been designed as a personal mobility unit based on an ideal transportation means for mega-cities, which has made riding this eco-friendly car just equivalent to a bike down the street.
The minimalist interior features control steering pod, a mimicking game like control where brake and gas paddles embedded close to the steering wheel, offering next generation driving environment. The wheels are fully immersed with rubberized tire with independent spoke arrangement that allows the wheels to absorb the road bumps without having used the suspensions. Moreover, the out of the body wheel base has added few extra with the innovative look that the car already has with its clear body shell and green house like design.
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