Unveiled in June 2000 at the Turin Motor Show, the Ferrari Rossa concept was Pininfarina’s way of marking their 70th anniversary—pretty fitting for a company that’s been shaping Ferrari’s look since the 1950s. Designed by Ken Okuyama (the guy who later penned the Enzo Ferrari), the Rossa is a two-seat speedster built on the bones of a Ferrari 550 Maranello. But don’t let that fool you—it’s a radical departure from the 550’s grand tourer vibe.
Here’s a fascinating look back at the Ford Airstream concept, which was revealed at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit on January 7, 2007. If the design looks familiar, that’s because this retro-futuristic crossover was designed in collaboration with Airstream, the company best known for its iconic aluminum travel trailers.
We have seen the future of auto rickshaws, and they look like the futuristic Hyundai E3W concept. This vehicle was unveiled at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo in New Delhi, complete with a sloped windshield makes the E3W far safer than a standard rickshaw, while the longer wheelbase gives passengers more space.
Photo credit: Studio Enemy
If Jaguar partnered with Tesla to release a limited edition Cybertruck, it might look something like this concept by Studio Enemy. The design is basically a combination of Jaguar’s Type 00 and Elon Musk’s futuristic pickup truck, minus the sharp edges.
Photo credit: Xiqiao Wang
Sometimes, taking an electric scooter or skateboard just isn’t practical for getting around the city, especially if you need to transport any type of cargo. Meet TREO, an innovative single-seat urban electric vehicle concept that will most certainly get the job done.