PRODUCT LIBRARY
up to 637 hp, 155 mph top speed and a 238 mile range combines in the all-new and electric AUDI e-tron GT.
connections: +1100
called gjenge makers ltd, her company initiated following the development of a prototype machine that turns discarded plastic into paving stones.
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the remotely operated electric flying car is newly unveiled and ready to race.
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the CAKE kalk AP is built on the CAKE kalk platform, has a top speed of 90km/h and features a range of approximately 3 hours for an enduro-type trail.
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I’m a product designer not a transportation designer so take this with a grain of salt, but to my eye this looks like portfolio filler by an undergrad student. Definitely something I would suggest weeding out in a serious portfolio review.
I see some art deco-inspired pinstriping reminiscent of BMW’s 1937 R7 concept. Only here they seem hastily applied and lack what the BMW concept nails with long, sweeping lines that could have helped tie together this jagged cluster of disharmonious volumes. It is quite successful in nailing aesthetic though, if that were the primary thrust of this exercise.
Very phallic looking. I guess it’s for the guy who doesn’t have everything….
It’s a rad design, and compared w/ bmw’s motorrad vision dc roadster, cleaner lines. I’d ride this TRON inspired bike for sure…but for now I’m aboard my Kestrel RT-1000 Flatbar Shimano Ultergra .
Must say it looks like a tumescent male street dog.
Looks like a knock-off Transformer toy with a built in egg vibrator.
If by pistol you mean sex toy then yes. Unfortunately it’s hideous as any of the three.
“buttock-rests”? I guess I’m not up on the current motorcycle design terms.
Am i the only one who sees a dog’s red rocket? I’m not knocking the design, just an observation.
Not exactly minimal looking, there are SO many shapes to look at. Also, “bullet-shaped” is a nicer way to describe the battery than what came to my mind
The v8 model is better than this one, but I guess it’s good that they can offer two drastically different products.
I don’t like it, but I am not the target audience. I suspect there is even a tipping point for them.
Jim