Agressivo: The SUV You Wish Lamborghini Made

Talk of a car in its ambiance and its luxury, a car that commands respect in his league, a car of its own then Lamborghini will top the list.

This was designed for the year 2022 when Lamborghini realizes that the Urus needs an overhaul either because it’s selling like hotcakes, or not selling at all, the Agressivo (a concept SUV by Fernando Pastre Fertonani) is, quite simply put, more tastefully Lamborghini-esque. You see, the Urus was a major deviation for Lamborghini, which usually makes cars that aren’t dictated by commercial needs, but rather by a need for speed. Urus, even aesthetically, stuck to the Lamborghini as much as it could but tried to look less aggressive and more road-friendly. The Agressivo SUV does the opposite.

You see, an aggressive demeanor doesn’t necessarily make a car look less street-legal or commercial. Agressivo’s demeanor is more in line with Lamborghini’s sportscars, but it comes in the format of an SUV, with wide tires, higher road clearance, and strangely enough, just two doors. The headlights have the same menacing glare that’s expected of Lamborghini’s automobiles, while the edge-lit taillight comes with the signature sideways ‘Y’ shape that’s also become a strong part of Lamborghini’s contemporary DNA. An absence of a grille on the front suggests the Agressivo could be Lamborghini’s first electric SUV and its second electric automobile after the Terzo Millennio concept!

Bentley To Unveil An All-New Concept In July With Amazing Designs - Photos

When you thought you have seen the biggest of it all in the auto world, another company will come up with some magnificent.

Bentley is preparing to unveil a new concept car in July as part of its ongoing 100th-anniversary celebrations.

Design director Stefan Sielaff says the new concept will provide a glimpse into the future of the brand and preview the evolution of its design language.

According to Sielaff, "It is a vision into the future, not 100 years, but maybe 30 years. It’s how we see Bentley developing,”. “Expect to see a view into the future and how the brand will look. The technology we will show is also credible and our technology road maps go up to the next 30 years. We don’t want to show a spaceship, it should be something that everyone says is a Bentley and can believe the technology steps we are showing.”

Bentley designers have been working on the project for two years but it is, nevertheless, “far from being finished.” The car is coming to life at a studio away from their HQ in Crewe, UK to ensure it remains a secret.

We can't wait to see the real actualization of this wonder on wheels.

See A Luxurious Yacht Concept by Igor Jankovic - Photos

Igor Jankovic has come back with his latest concept, a luxurious yacht called Osseo. It’s a luxury performance yacht that also comes with exceptional sailing performance without sacrificing its luxurious accommodations. Osseo yacht is fully rigged with innovative DynaRig system and equipped with many other technological features. This concept yacht is designed with carbon fiber and a graphene hull, thus, allowing for incredible resistance to corrosion. It is powered by diesel engines and electric motors.

Osseo Yacht by Igor Jankovic features a color combination of black and chameleon blue-purple colors, it creates a mysterious yet elegant look. The luxurious interior is able to accommodate up to 12 guests. It has spacious main saloon that is a great place for gathering and relaxation.

The master suite is situated towards the stern, it offers comfortable sleeping space. The minimalistic approach and clean lines of the decor deliver an unforgettable sailing experience. The swimming pool area is covered with a semi-transparent roof with tinted glass, in this way, guests can enjoy all day outside of the cabin while later at night, they can enjoy unforgettable moments by transforming this area into a romantic place with ambient lights.

Car Designer, Bin Sun Outlines An Electric Concept Car Project

Bin Sun, a transportation designer, has designed a vehicle with an intention to build an emotional connection between rider and their electric car. You can read his explanation below.

In the age of electrification, do we still need to keep the structure we have built for gasoline vehicles? How can we visualize the electrification on the design of the car? What may be the new identity feature if there is no grill in the front?

I try to find a new aesthetics for electric vehicles by a balance between automotive aesthetics and product design language and new identity features that can remind people the change of electrification. I did some surface experiments in Photoshop which I found that if I just played with flowing on surfaces I might easily get something too automotive feeling. However, if I started to add graphics and make these graphics have some connection with the surfaces I got something between the automotive aesthetics and product design language that I call it as graphics control form language.

I try to make all the surfaces go into graphics and the graphics look like are controlling the surfaces. And there is a functional reason after each graphic so that to reveal the electrification changes. I try to move the air intake next to the electric motors as they will be set next to wheels instead of keeping a front grill graphic, which can potentially be a new identity feature as well.