Alfa Romeo Arrow

Envisioned by German designer Klaus Dahlenkamp, this futuristic electric Alfa Romeo supercar is a testament to Italian design prowess, pure class and beauty. The sleek Alfa Romeo Arrow takes the Italian car manufacturer’s legacy and streamlines its design into a striking vision. The beauty has a unibody design with flowing lines, a long side profile, a sharp rear end, a v-shaped exhaust, and futuristic 5-hole dark alloy wheels. A sleek all-glass top is extended from the windshield all the way into the rear, adding to the car’s transparency. This is car porn at its finest.

Motomuzi Off-Road Porsche 911

This is not a real car. It needs to be said upfront because the renders are convincing enough to make you wish it were. The Motomuzi Off-Road Porsche 911 is a digital concept from the designer known for spectacular transport renders that push familiar platforms into territory their manufacturers would never consider. The concept takes the 911 silhouette, one of the most recognizable shapes in automotive history, and lifts it onto an off-road platform. Aggress...
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Citroen ME

Inspired by the ultra-affordable Citroon AMI electric vehicle and the iconic Citroen Mehari, the unique Citroen ME is a cool electric vehicle designed to tackle urban mobility. Imagined by French industrial designer Alexandre Pain, this eco-friendly, low carbon footprint vehicle is equipped with a 22kw battery for a range of approximately 200km (125miles) on a single charge. Top speed is also impressive for such a small package at 80 km/h. The futuristic two-seater ...
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Porsche Mission S

Porsche has unveiled the Mission S, a striking vision of its next generation of super sports cars, and one of the clearest indications yet of where the German manufacturer is heading. Introduced in New York as part of the brand's Sportwagenschmiede '35 strategy, the mid-engine concept blends familiar Porsche design signatures with futuristic engineering and an unusually focused approach to the driving experience. More importantly, it previews an entirely n...
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