Magna Advanced Technologies decided in 2006 to develop something that would show that a Canadian supplier could build a vehicle from start to finish. The Torrero G2 Badlander, also called the HEMI Camper Trailer Concept, cost the company around $3 million. The goal was to create a single machine that could serve as a stylish daily driver, a light hauler, and the base for a complete camping setup.
Photo credit: Anurag Dulewale
Creative minds in the automotive world sometimes produce renderings that capture attention right away. Such is the case with the Lamborghini Verdugo concept from designer Anurag Dulewale. Shared on Behance, this project presents an exotic shooting brake that blends sharp performance with a touch more everyday usefulness than typical supercars offer.
Photo credit: Sketch The Street
Sehun Park works under the name sketchthestreet on social media and turns hours in front of a screen into cars that stop scrollers cold. His latest solo effort carries the name Requin and draws straight from the shared drive for nonstop forward progress found in both great white sharks and Bugatti vehicles. Park merged the predator’s sleek body slicing through waves with the fluid motion of ocean currents and wrapped it all around the brand’s core engineering signature.
Photo credit: Kelsonik
When it comes to cargo room, drivers who like their Tesla Model S frequently run into a brick wall. Nikita Chuicko, a well-known automotive designer known as Kelsonik, viewed this as an opportunity. His interpretation on the car, a long-roof station wagon with performance but plenty of accommodation, is extremely interesting.
Ford showed the Explorer Sportsman Concept to crowds at the 2001 North American International Auto Show. The truck arrived with a clear mission. Engineers wanted to give serious anglers everything they needed to reach remote streams and lakes without leaving gear behind or scrambling for space.