Chase 2053 Futuristic car:  3 wheeled vehicle moves on land and air

Many expert engineers have been trying hard for years to design a car that runs both on land and on air, believing that it could be a ‘zero pollution’ car. This long term research has led to the discovery of a vehicle named, “Chase 2053″. Powered by a high end slush hydrogen engine, this revolutionary vehicle generates electricity for land and disseminates SUH2 to jet engines, thereby allowing a safe and rapid movement in urban environment. This vehicle is expected to make its entry for the year 2053, which well reflects in its name as “Chase 2053″. Its fabric skin made of organic stretch material is just enough to finish its exterior. Its lightweight design and extreme strength makes it a preferred option. Await the entry of this super cool vehicle and be the first one to own this masterpiece.

Designer : Thomas Larsen Roed

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Flake futuristic concept car

Flake futuristic concept car was born out of an idea to design a futuristic car that is almost alive. It can lean into the corner and behave like a life creature unlike our traditional cars that usually have boxed body design on wheels. Da Feng, an automotive designer, has designed a stylish car which features emotional and stylish movements through its fragmented surfaces.

Designer : Da Feng

Those fragments look like soft exterior shells which act as stabilizer when the car turns into a corner as well as helping to dissipate the heat. The aerodynamic main chassis lets the air flow around the car. When Flake travels at high speed, the shell body turns into sculptural shape to help with the aerodynamics. Flake futuristic concept car uses D-wheels which are flat on the bottom and real-time speed sensor.

All moveable systems of the car are controlled from a puppeteering system which is composed of super strong nano-tube cables and electromagnetic solenoids. The system can track the pressure on each flake and adjust its position dynamically. Flake futuristic concept car body is constructed from carbon fiber and powered by synthetic fuel.

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Icona futuristic car for the year 2050

Icona is the result of innovative ideas of creating a futuristic vehicle with provocative lines and dynamic looks to fulfill the expectations of vehicles not only manufactured today but to go beyond the future. The main aim of this vehicle is to provide a transportation that can be used to adapt to any circumstances, as well as offering comfort and efficiency. Considering by the year of 2050, we might have other places and other ways to live, this futuristic car has been designed to able to move across both water and land.

Designer : Juan Pablo Bernal P

In looking at the social challenges of the future, and how the vehicle can be used not only as a mode of transportation but as an element of entertainment, sharing, and bonding as a family, helping in the interfamily relations that are key to the development of children. Secondly the fast growth of the population and the deteriorating state of the environment are pushing societies to consider other places and other ways to live. The car takes this into consideration, as it is an electric mode of transport that uses natural sources of energy to perform on both land and water.

The vehicle developed in the project is intended to take a more important role in family’s lives by the year 2050. This V shaped car is able to commute in both water and land opening the possibilities to look for alternative locations to reside and experiences to explore. Moreover, the vehicle has features that make it environmentally friendly and energy efficient, that, as a whole provide a dynamic and practical way to teach children about relevant issues by living memorable experiences that reinforce the family bond.

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Futuristic Car Solid is a Safety Compact Vehicle

Futuristic Car Solid

Nowadays the emphasis is being given to private vehicles for maneuvering in and around the city. Also with this increase in vehicles, the parking spaces are getting cramped up by the day. It is but obvious to have an amicable solution for the same. In comes Solid – the vehicle. Designed by Nikita Gutsalenko, currently pursuing fifth year in Product Design and Transport Design at the Ural State Academy of Architecture and Arts, Russia

The Solid vehicle does have the standard protection means, like safety-belts and airbags. It also has two special elements installed in front and in the back of the car. These elements provide additional maneuverability by turning around. They also are very strong in if a crash occurs as they take the damage on itself and thus saving the booth.

The deformation of the Booth is prevented by a frame ring. In the interior, a display is installed thus creating a panoramic view. The Airbags installed in wheel of the car will operate at the side. With an approach sensor it turns on the auto brake system. The car creates the sensation of reliability as its Image is associated with specialized machines, all we can say is welcome to the future.

Designer : Nikita Gutsalenko
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Car of the Future Looks Like a Supersonic Road Rocket

Car of the Future

What will cars look like 10 years from now? Here’s one award-winning vision of the future from Serbian designer Marko Lukovic, showing a three-wheeled electric car that’s packed with futuristic technology.

Chosen as one of the winning projects among 1,000 contestants worldwide, this concept car design was honored at the 10th Michelin Challenge Design 2011.

Lukovic calls his design “Supersonic,” and although the car won’t travel past the speed of sound, it looks like it could. Designed to resemble a supersonic aircraft, the car’s two back wheels each have an electric motor attached, driving the narrow, rocket-like vehicle that carries two people — a driver and one passenger — with one sitting in front of the other.

Lukovic envisions a future where lithium-ion batteries are much smaller, compact enough to remove from the vehicle and take with you, charging them inside the home or office just as you do with your cellphones now. And check out that glass on the top and sides — it’s a photosensitive liquid crystal canopy with adjustable transparency for filtering bright sunlight or prying eyes.

One of our favorite features is the autonomous ability to drive itself that Lukovic calls “automatic pilot (driver) mode,” a capability we’re thinking will be commonplace 10 years from now. In that case, maybe the driver’s seat could swivel around to face the passenger seat, where the car’s two occupants could enjoy their morning coffee and quiet conversation while reading their tablets on the way to work.

So this is how we’re going to get around the year 2021? Let’s hope so. Check out the gallery below and let us know if you think this is an accurate vision of the future or a pipe dream.

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Back to the future: Mercedes-Benz creates bizarre concept car that looks like a 19th century carriage

It bears more than a passing resemblance to an old-fashioned carriage, but Mercedes-Benz claims this roadster could be the car of the future.
Built by 150 trainees, the car combines traditional design features with the latest technology.

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So while it has large spoked wheels that hark back to the first Benz Motor Car of 1886, it is powered by a hybrid drive system using an emission-free fuel cell.
It can reach a top speed of 15.5miles an hour and has a range of 220miles.

The students from Daimler AG have worked on the overall concept, development, assembly, and completion of the F-CELL Roadster for a year. The project was created to train the junior employees in alternative drive systems.

The car has a top speed of 15.5miles an hour

The car is operated by a joystick and powered by an electric motor
They included carbon-fiber bucket seats with hand-stitched leather covers and a distinctively styled fiberglass front section, inspired by Formula One racing cars.
The roadster is controlled with drive-by-wire technology, and a joystick takes the place of a conventional steering wheel.
'I am delighted to see how much initiative and creativity the young people have put into this project,' Labor Relations Manager Günther Fleig said.

The Mercedes-Benz F-CELL Roadster has similar spoked wheels to the first Benz Motor Car

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U-Wall Lizard By Zhi Min Lin

Reptilian Roadster

Designer Zhi Min Lin’s prediction for the future of ground transportation is that cities will become so crowded & dense that new streets will eventually change from the current 2D flat roads into a 3D U shape to utilize limited space. The U-Wall Lizard is a vehicle adapted for driving on these new roads. Four independently powered wheels, expandable clawed tires & a unique suspension system allow it to grip terrain on both horizontal & highly angled surfaces all while balancing the body of the vehicle.

Designer: Zhi Min Lin

Designer: Zhi Min Lin

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Opel Rak E

This futuristic EV is Opel’s premier aim at delivering electric mobility that’s affordable for everyone. The Rak e (pronounced rack-ee) is made entirely of recyclable, synthetic material and weighs only a third the weight of a modern car. The Rak E offers zero-emission driving and can travel 61 miles on a single 3 hour charge. The “inside-out” design approach dictated the unique form which features exposed rear wheels and a fighter plane-like cockpit fit with information displays and infotainment.

Designer: KISKA in cooperation with Opel

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Misha Electric Car By Alekseev Andrey

All-Terrain Electric Beast

The menacing-looking Misha all-terrain vehicle was designed specifically as a family car for use in the harsh Siberian climate. The slightly asymmetric body exists so the driver has a little more room to operate comfortably and so passengers can have a unique riding experience from seat-to-seat. Powered by four independent electric motors located in each wheel, Misha also features tires inspired by bear claws that have been adapted to grip the most treacherous of terrain.

Designer: Alekseev Andrey

Designer: Alekseev Andrey

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