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A digital design exercise called the Estocada by Pezzotta Riccardo takes the sharp lines of Lamborghini’s past four-door experiments and stretches them into wagon form. The project draws directly from the 1968 Espada, the long low grand tourer that once carried four people in relative comfort, and the 2008 Estoque concept, the sleek sedan that never reached production. The result is a rendering that asks what a modern Lamborghini shooting brake might look like if the company ever decided to build one.

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Genesis has not announced any production plans for a two-door version of its flagship G90 sedan. Yet a pair of newly granted United States design patents make the idea feel closer than ever. The filings protect the exterior shapes of the X Gran Coupe and its open-top sibling, the X Gran Convertible. Both cars first appeared as concepts at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show. The patents, issued in August 2026, show the same long-hood, rear-shifted cabin proportions that defined those show cars, now drawn with the kind of practical details that usually appear only on vehicles headed toward the road.

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Mike G of mike.g.concepts has created a digital design that takes the BMW 2002 Turbo and turns it into an electric machine called the i2002 Turbo. This CGI project draws directly from the original car that helped define BMW performance in the 1970s while adding the powertrain of a future M model.

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Khyzyl Saleem, the digital artist known online as the_kyza, has given the new Ferrari 849 Testarossa a second life. His unofficial redesign takes the modern plug-in hybrid supercar and reshapes it so it feels like a natural continuation of the original mid-1980s Testarossa rather than a clean break from the past.

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Chinese digital artist Ajax, known online as jaxwang3, has put forward a hypothetical Bugatti concept that reworks the brand’s visual language in ways few have tried. Shared through Car Design World, the Bugatti Alien keeps enough signature elements to read as a Bugatti while introducing shapes and surfaces that feel new.