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Designer: Acura design studio
Category: Automotive
Year: Present-2020
Overview: Powered by a hybrid drivetrain which utilizes a mid-mounted V6 and a unique 2 Electric Motor Drive Unit with a Bilateral Torque Adjustable Control System. The NSX will employ the company’s latest SH-AWD (Super Handling All Wheel Drive) hybrid system. To boost both performance and fuel economy, the new Acura NSX concept makes use of lightweight materials.
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Designer: Neil Simpson
Categories: Transportation | Product Design
Year: 2031-2040
Overview: The taut lines and slender profile of the carbon fiber monocoque frame optimize penetration of the air. Also constructed in carbon fiber the wheels, with 80mm deep rims, add to the efficiency of the overall package.
Everything is fully integrated, including all the cables, the brakes and the battery which powers the fully electric gear shifting.
Intelligent design solutions mean that the cyclist can easy find the most efficient riding position, while the gear and brake controls both fall easily to hand. The oval chain rings further enhance the rider’s power transmission.
Cloaked in matt black and highlighted with a rich copper, the bike is a symbol of power and elegance, ready for the battle against the air and time.
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Overview: The Dodge Challenger A/T Untamed concept is based on a 2015 Dodge Challenger. Extensive modifications have been devised which would turn the car into a highly capable off-roader. Chassis upgrades include:
• Long travel front suspension arms
• Rear trailing arm with links
• Body armor with rock sliders
• Front skid plate
• Repositioned exhaust
In order to cope with the significantly larger wheel and tire sizes, as well as the inhospitable terrain on which the Challenger A/T Untamed might well find itself, the bodywork has also been redesigned and given some additional features. Changes include wider arches with new inner wheel arches, an integrated lower light bar, spare tire mount, off-road tool storage compartment, additional safety equipment, and a graphics package with A/T logos.
Designer: Joey Ruiter
Conceptcus 