The primary design highlights are three circular air vents which are located at the dashboard’s center and metal – finished stripes running on the door panels as well as along the dashboard’s lower space. The flat cargo area at the back is provided by the leaved space when the rear seats are folded. Based on the first information the car which has been developed by SAIC designers is inspired by the Roewe 350 and will be produced for the market with a 1.5 liter gasoline engine and an option between front- and all-wheel drive transmissions.

Alberto Rigoletti, the founder of Rigoletti Casa de Diseño said “The Art of Mobility sculpture represents the complete understanding and capability of our students to identify the Nissan brand values and translate them to an artistic expression but immerse into the brand’s DNA.”

Cayman R sport car is completed with 3.4-litre engine plus flat six-cylinder boxer engine. The engine is paired with 6-speed manual transmission and has been improved to create 10 hp. The exterior design of Cayman R is accentuated by Aerokit sports styling where the rear spoiler is fixed creating color contrasting. The front end is completed with black-framed halogen headlights. To run from 0 – 100 km / h Porsche Cayman  R only need 5.0 second and reach its top speed 282 km / h.

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Designed by the company’s Calty design studio in Newport Beach, Calif., the LF-LC hybrid sport coupe was a pure design exercise.

Challenged by the Lexus Center in Japan to come up with a design for a future hybrid sport coupe concept, the Calty team quickly went to work.

They were seeking new ways to redefine the Lexus design style with emotive, avant-garde beauty and advanced technology, yet remain within reach for premium buyers.

The exterior design also shows clean yet smooth surface treatment which is collaborated with dynamic and thin element completed in chrome like roofline, ultra thin A pillars, belt line and also daytime running light shaped like wing on the rear and front end of the car.

The interior design of Lexus LF-LC has a cockpit design which represents the openness and offers secure experience to its driver. The cool yet contract ambience which is caused by the implementation of high technology features is also look inside the interior of this 2+2 hybrid sport car. Some of the high-tech features are twin 12.3-inch LCD screens, remote touch-screen device and also touch-screen control board.

The exterior design of Audi Vail is characterized by dynamic line which is represented by the implementation of specific color named ‘Energy Red’ that includes golden pearlescent particles.  The front end design features a grille coupled with special aluminum vertical struts which spread athwart the complete height of the grille. About the interior design, Audi Q3 Vail has an interior layout which is themed in 3-colors accents: gray, red as well as black.

For other features the car’s body is lowered until 10 mm and there are also a tuned chassis completed with air suspension plus PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management), upgraded brakes and also 19-inch wheels with 285/40 at the rear as well as 255/45 tires at the front.

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In homage to 125 years of automotive innovation and design excellence, Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design of North America features a story with two techno characters that have achieved a unique harmony between safety and style; the iconic Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow racecar, and the underappreciated ‘Crash test dummy.’

In a futuristic society of increased artificial intelligence, two enlightened crash test mannequins, Hans05 and Franz02, show that they’re no dummies when it comes to recognizing a potential catastrophe and decide to take matters into their own hands.

As the evil battering ram Dr. Crash-Barrier seeks to continue his reign of terror and mayhem, the two heroes take action to save their beloved Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow.

They lead the relentless ‘Dr. Barrier’ on an action packed thrill ride through the past and future of transportation.

A long-slung, sculpture on wheels – actually on ‘Hoops’ – the Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow has proportions reminiscent of the Mercedes-Benz W125 series, a Silberpfeil racecar of the late 1930’s and the Uhlenhaut SLR from the 50’s.

The overall shape follows distinguished Mercedes-Benz design traditions and is born from a dominant Formula 1 racing legacy.

It also features a diagonally configured, hub-less roller track for ‘Omni-Directional’ maneuvering.

Brought to you by the creators of ‘Biome, a car grown from trees’, this epic adventure has it all, including a surprise ending that will have audiences cheering as our reluctant heroes save the day with a little old- school subterfuge and help from the great tradition of the Mercedes-Benz automobiles.

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Exterior Design

Audi A1 Sportback Design Sketch The Audi A1 Sportback is 3.95 meters (12.96 ft) long and has a wheelbase of 2.47 meters (8.10 ft), just like the three-door model. It is six millimeters (0.24 in) wider and taller than the three-door model, however, at 1.75 meters (5.74 ft) and 1.42 meters (4.66 ft), respectively. Its aerodynamics has been fine-tuned so that the base version boasts a coefficient of drag of just 0.32.

Audi A1 Sportback Design Sketch The engine hood and the rear hatch wrap around the body, the shoulder line encircles the entire car and the elegantly flowing roof with its integrated spoiler transitions to a steeply sloped C-pillar.

The front end is dominated by the large single-frame grille with its beveled upper corners. The headlights are also available with xenon plus lamps, and LEDs give the daytime running lights a homogenous appearance.

The sculpted tail lights are also equipped with light-emitting diodes – in this case SuperRed LEDs.

Upon request, Audi will paint the roof line – the roof arch, the roof and the roof spoiler – in one of three contrasting colors.

A choice of 12 paint finishes are available, including the new color Samoa Orange, which is exclusive to the A1 Sportback. Another option is the S line exterior package with its smart, sporty details. The accessories program for the A1 Sportback will later include kits with aerodynamic add-on parts and colorful decal sets.

Interior Design

The interior of the Audi A1 Sportback is spacious, bright and airy, with dramatically elegant lines. The instrument panel, whose front slopes gradually toward the cabin, resembles an airplane wing.

The center console is inclined slightly toward the driver; the four round air vents are reminiscent of jet engines. The console on the center tunnel is reminiscent of the rear of a sailing yacht.

The intuitively simple controls are a classic Audi strength, as is the high-quality workmanship. Numerous lovingly designed details, such as the precise click of the knobs for the air conditioner or the stitching on the leather steering wheel, illustrate the premium character of the A1 Sportback.

The A1 Sportback comes standard with four seats; a fifth seat is optional. They provide a sportily low seating position and good support.

Headroom and shoulder room have each been increased roughly one centimeter (0.39 in) compared with the three-door sister model. All four doors offer ample storage. Cup holders and a 12V outlet are standard, with a storage package available as an option.

The luggage compartment of the A1 Sportback has a capacity of 270 liters (9.53 cu ft). Folding down the split rear seat increases this to 920 liters (32.49 cu ft).

The L-shaped, deeply retractable head restraints do not have to be removed to do this. The loading lip is a comfortably low 66 centimeters (25.98 in).

The optional luggage compartment package makes loading even more practical, with usefully divided storage compartments under the loading floor and other amenities.