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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Friday, April 15, 2011
2011 Audi R10
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| 2011 Audi R10 |
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| 2011 Audi R10 |
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| 2011 Audi R10 |
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| 2011 Audi R10 |
A Swedish industrial design student Marouane Bembli created Audi R10 Design Study Concept. The design study with its sharp lines, centralized cockpit and Rolls-Royce Phantom rivalling proportions, the R10 was a pretty if unlikely proposal for a next generation Audi supercar.
Bembli has once again tackled the R10 in what I call the R10 v2.0. Though the concept of a low roofed, widebody coupe with a mid-mounted V10 remains the same, Bembli’s new-for-2011 R10 features a more aggressive front-end treatment, larger rear view mirrors and cabin windows and the addition of fighter jet-inspire side intakes.
The Audi R10 Design Study more cohesive design overall, though I’m not sure about the curved bootlid or small, high-mounted taillights are exactly to my taste. With a bit more work, Bembli’s R10 v2.0 could be a real looker, though for now those rear proportions just don’t sit right with my untrained eye. To each his own, however, and we’re eager to hear what our readers think of this latest design proposal.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Audi Exo Future Car
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| Audi Exo Future Car |
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| Audi Exo Future Car |
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| Audi Exo Future Car |
Riding on the technological developments in various sectors of the exo-skeletons and nanotechnology, the student of the Royal College of Art Andrea Mocellin devised the concept car Audi Exo who wants to be a challenge to global means of transportation we today.
Propelled by the energy generated by man, multiplied by a robotic system, the concept Exo is positioned as a vehicle bringing the comfort of the automobile in terms of materials and technology while reducing the user to the fundamental engage personally and physically to the driving experience.
Exo-line : a personal vision of a future human powered vehicle. Taking advantage of exoskeleton and nanotechnology evolution we can create a potential energy source and produce a new generation of human powered vehicles: faster and stronger – a robotic system that essentially gives the human body more power, more control and reduces stress to all the muscles, provides more endurance and more fun. The target is to create a vehicle that takes us back to the basics of a physically engaging driving experience, but with an automotive quality in terms of materials and technologies.
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