Ever wondered what cars will be like in the future? Flying cars have been talked about for years, and there’s a very real possibility they’ll be driverless.
But what will they actually look like? Well, student designers at the Royal College of Art have submitted their most creative ideas for the annual Pilkington Vehicle Design Awards. We’ve obtained the pictures for you to take a look through… could these be the future of motoring?
We don't have much info on Yalim Erkaya's 'Mujo', but it's certainly a striking design.
ow, if future Maseratis look like this effort from Ji Won Yun, we won’t complain.
This is a semi-public autonomous vehicle (think taxi) that, according to its creator Yuan Fang, fills the gap between indoor and outdoor space.
This is the vision of Alexander Ibbett. It's a basic drivetrain and underbody, onto which owners could 'download' their own designs
Hoe-young Hwang's take on the Bentley of the future is a 21st-century revival of the Arts and Craft movement, inspired by Bentley's heritage of handcraft.
Robert Crick says his work is a vision of cars that feel as though they are 'more than just a branded tin can'.
We don't have much info on Yalim Erkaya's 'Mujo', but it's certainly a striking design.ow, if future Maseratis look like this effort from Ji Won Yun, we won’t complain.This is a semi-public autonomous vehicle (think taxi) that, according to its creator Yuan Fang, fills the gap between indoor and outdoor space.This is the vision of Alexander Ibbett. It's a basic drivetrain and underbody, onto which owners could 'download' their own designsHoe-young Hwang's take on the Bentley of the future is a 21st-century revival of the Arts and Craft movement, inspired by Bentley's heritage of handcraft.Robert Crick says his work is a vision of cars that feel as though they are 'more than just a branded tin can'.
'The purpose of my project is to create a vehicle that stimulates the mind and the body,' he says. 'The car itself becomes a tool for inspiration.'
This cross between bike and car is the work of Henri Peugeot (with a name like that, it was surely almost inevitable that he would go into vehicle design).
This cross between bike and car is the work of Henri Peugeot (with a name like that, it was surely almost inevitable that he would go into vehicle design).
his is 'Wreck-less' by Selim Benhabib. It uses the expected advances in tech that will prevent cars from crashing to make what he calls a daring, vulnerable vehicle that gives more freedom, courtesy of a 'digital forcefield' around the car. The future is delicate, light, agile and fun, he says.
This is Vera Jiyoung Park with her BMW B MIND concept.
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