Mark I Concept Car
- March 27th, 2009 | 2:13 am
- Category: 3D, Industrial design
- Client: Auto(r) -Automotive Design Conference
- Tags: Aerodynamic, Automatic, Compact, Lightweight, Unibody
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Exhibited at Auto(r) – Automotive Design Conference, in Croatian Association of Artist – Ivan Mestrovic’s pavillion, Mark I is a four-person, 4×4, force-field propulsion engined car. Powered by affordable but small civilian versions of generators, it only allows ground level flights. Organic shape reflects simplicity in design and multifunctional use. Lightweight and aerodynamic body makes it fast and agile while its integrity remains uncompromised. By modern standard and high crime rate, special composite material makes the vehicle completely armored or bulletproof. It can be one-way or two-way transparent. All settings are completely adjustable, quite contrary to the glass which has been a matter of the past for some time now. As integral part of the force-field technology, force-field shock absorbers are paired to propulsion engine generators. Color temperature of the trail indicates current power ratio and speed of the moving vehicle. It is also important to emphasize that young drivers are only allowed to drive on auto-pilot until they get at least two years of driving experience.
Core values: Unibody, Automatic, Aerodynamic, Multifunctional, Fast, Agile, Sophisticated, Compact, Lightweight
It looks cool, kind of reminds me of the cars in I Robot though.
Thx Jade. I have not used that particular car as a reference but I like the idea of mono space form as a future standard. Organic form feels much more than a preference even if we just talk about today’s automotive design.
[...] aerodynamic and lightweight body makes is faster while its uprightness remains uncompromised. The designer has utilized special composite materials for this car that has made it totally armored or [...]
From the side it reminds me of a rabbit hunched down…!
Have you done any FEAs on its aerodynamics? It appears to be moving away from the aerodynamic teardrop shape…?
To be honest, even though I thought about it I have not done it. I wanted to move further away toward more robust, armored look of the car.
Hello
Your design is too cool!
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