Photo credit: Sugar Design via Car Scoops
If a Toyota Supra shooting brake variant existed, this is what it might look like, or according to automotive designer Sugar Design. For those who don’t know, the difference between a hatchback and a shooting brake is that the latter’s roof to rear window angle is closest to 90 degrees. However, it can also be called an estate car or station wagon.
Photo credit: Michal Dufka
Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro was announced last week, but some have been wondering when we’ll see a folding version of their flagship smartphone. Industrial designer Michal Dufka couldn’t wait any longer, and this folding iPhone 14 Pro concept is what he came up with, complete with a rear OLED display right next to the triple camera module.
The DeLorean Omega 2040 Concept may be from the same company as the one who made the DMC-12 from Back to the Future, but this is no time-traveling vehicle, but rather one designed to go off-road. It essentially represents a departure from traditional automotive design and looks to be something straight from a science fiction movie.
Photo credit: Leif Mortz
Think of the MINI Spaceman as an electrified, modern version of the original MINI Cooper that debuted in September 1961. The former boasts full autonomy and a single seat up front, while two seats in the rear allow you to get work done or just relax on a hot day. Want a place to sit while it’s charging? Just pull down the hatch door and you’ve got a bench to sit on.
Photo credit: Devanga Borah
We all know that the Apple Car project is well underway, but nobody has any idea how it might look. Automotive designer Devanga Borah came up with an autonomous 360-degree pod concept that just might work, or at least for urban city travel.