10 Most Innovative Car Designs to Shape Up the Future of Automaking




It feels like the world might getting back to normal, so automotive designers are finally ready to return to their sketch boards and start shaping up the future of the car world. In the recent months, the number of exciting new builds has been constantly growing and we would like to report on the news! In this video we will show you the auto tech of tomorrow,
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#1 Audi Skysphere

The idea of a transformer vehicle isn’t exactly a new one: in 2020, we have seen it implemented by the Renault Morphoz concept, and this year, it is put into practice by Audi engineers in the Skysphere GT.

#2 Lincoln Zephyr Reflection

Like many American automakers before it, Lincoln is discovering the appeal of the ever-growing Chinese market and its demand for sedans. The company’s next China-exclusive model is previewed by the Zephyr Reflection concept that has similar dimensions to the discontinued MKZ sedan.

#3 Volvo Concept Recharge

You might never get to buy the new Volvo Concept Recharge, but all of its novelties, both design-related and technical, will be present in the upcoming Volvo cars built on the all-new EV-only platform.

#4 Opel Manta

The newly formed Stellantis conglomerate has big plans for the electrification and their German marque Opel AKA Vauxhall, will play an important role in this endeavor. To popularize the newly released electric crossover Mokka-e, they reimagined the classic 1970 Manta A sport coupe.

#5 Lexus LF-Z Electrified Concept

The market of electric and electrified vehicles is growing rapidly, and Lexus will not miss out on the opportunity to carve a piece of it for itself. During the next 5 years, the company plans to reveal 10 hybrid, plug-in and battery-electric vehicles, that for now, are being previewed by the LF-Z Electrified Concept.

#6 Pininfarina Teorema

This concept was created by the means of virtual reality and combined efforts of Pininfarina’s Italian and Chinese divisions. The design house has revealed the Teorema as a vision of the future fully autonomous vehicle.

#7 MG Cyberster

Revealed at the 2021 Shanghai Autoshow, the Cyberster concept caused quite a stir among the brand’s fans and haters as the first MG sportscar of the new age.

#8 Mini Urbanaut

Initially revealed only a digital design study, the Mini Urbanuat van has now been completed in physical form. As expected, the model explores the concept of the “Clever Use of Space”, gets an all-electric powertrain, and can drive on its own.

#9 E-Legend EL1

Building a modern take on the iconic 1980s Audi Sport Quattro is a personal matter for the E-Legend founder Marcus Holzinger since his father was among the few people who worked on the development of the original car. Based on the rally-ready Quattro S1, the EL1 retains the old school rectangular shapes, but gets a full carbon fiber monocoque and a slightly modernized front-end.

#10 Suzuki Misano

This concept was designed under Suzuki’s patronage by the students from the Istituto Europeo di Design, based in Turin Italy. The Misano is an electric sportscar inspired by the high-performance motorcycles of the Japanese brand.

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23 Comments

  1. I wonder why Chrysler hasn't wanted to talk to Audi over the design of the Viper? The Zephyr, The name isn't that famous, and FWD is less so. and The continental lloks just like this. The engine on the original had heating problems. Volvo. Oh look, another mini-van. Opel Manta. I'm not big on EVs, but why not design a car like it is supposed to be? Like this. Lexus. Look slightly better than what they already make. Pininearina. I've always wanted to drive an electric shaver. MG. Another car that looks like it is supposed to. Urbanaut, A computer mouse , whatever. E-Legend. Three cars that look like they are supposed to. Quit teasing people. These have to be concepts and will never make it to production, they look too good. No comment on the Suzuki. I'm not sure yet.

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