🔺Designers from Vanarama leasing service have published an interactive 3D car model from Apple.
The concept is based on numerous patents of Cupertinians and includes not only the exterior of the body, but also the interior. Each element used is worth mentioning of the applied patent.
Outwardly, "Apple Car" resembles Cybertruck, but uses smoother edges. Glass ceiling, transparent. There are no door pillars between the side windows.
Inside, a touch panel is used, consisting of a single display across the entire front. The steering wheel is not round, it also has an integrated screen.
So far, this is only a concept based on patents. It may not display the final product.
✍🏻 @iDesigns
The concept is based on numerous patents of Cupertinians and includes not only the exterior of the body, but also the interior. Each element used is worth mentioning of the applied patent.
Outwardly, "Apple Car" resembles Cybertruck, but uses smoother edges. Glass ceiling, transparent. There are no door pillars between the side windows.
Inside, a touch panel is used, consisting of a single display across the entire front. The steering wheel is not round, it also has an integrated screen.
So far, this is only a concept based on patents. It may not display the final product.
✍🏻 @iDesigns
2021 Acura Integra Concept
After a decade and a half the Integra nameplate is returning with Acura showing off the Integra concept car. Based on the recently launched Civic sedan, the new Integra will borrow the same 1.5L turbocharged inline 4 engine with a 6-speed manual transmission and limited-slip differential. Power and torque are rated at 200 hp and 192 lb-ft respectively in the Civic Si, with Acura teasing the possibility of higher numbers in the eventual production Integra.
“The Integra is one of the most iconic models in Acura’s history,” said Jon Ikeda, vice president and Acura brand officer. “This new Integra will continue to deliver on the original’s unique aspirational yet attainable market position, with emotional performance and style, combined with the versatility and utility sought after by today’s buyers.”
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After a decade and a half the Integra nameplate is returning with Acura showing off the Integra concept car. Based on the recently launched Civic sedan, the new Integra will borrow the same 1.5L turbocharged inline 4 engine with a 6-speed manual transmission and limited-slip differential. Power and torque are rated at 200 hp and 192 lb-ft respectively in the Civic Si, with Acura teasing the possibility of higher numbers in the eventual production Integra.
“The Integra is one of the most iconic models in Acura’s history,” said Jon Ikeda, vice president and Acura brand officer. “This new Integra will continue to deliver on the original’s unique aspirational yet attainable market position, with emotional performance and style, combined with the versatility and utility sought after by today’s buyers.”
✍🏻 @iDesigns