Upcoming Cars in 2011 Audi A7
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
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Audi Shark Concept
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Forget the technical problems and is a pure spirit of foresight that we send you the concept of a flying vehicle “Audi Concept Shark” envisioned by the designer Turkish Kazim Doku explore. Winner of “Desire Design Competition 2008” organized by Domus Academy, he reinterprets the brand codes in a futuristic version. Discovery in photos and video after the jump!
From the point of view of the exterior design, even if our side we find it more like a concept of underwater vehicle, the brand-specific codes are immediately recognizable. The interior, inspired by aircraft, offers his two passengers the thrill of their position and a high level of safety through design “cocoon”from the cockpit.
Speed which all sports cars have quite affects the design of The Audi Shark. This effect is seen first on the auto’s exterior design. The Shark is unlike other classical cars. While this qualification increases the quality of driving, speeding and controlling, it diminishes the risk of an accident. With The Audi Shark people can feel the exitement and the comfort together with the feeling like flying. Outside the car what attracts people is the system of the paddles.These paddles are designed by the effect of a shark and it provides the car to speed up with a balance and control and to complete the concept of the car. Shark ‘s fore and back head ligths are designed like a big cylinder to fit the design of Audi.
The last difference of The Audi Shark is seen with the design of the seats. These seats that are designed like a motorcycle seat are designed for maximum comfort of the drivers. The Audi Shark’s exterior design details and the design of the seats satisfy the driver who likes to make speed. The Shark can be seen as the car of the future with its own technology and outstanding details .That’s why The Shark is an auto which reflects both today and future.
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