Top 10 Best Concept Car

Top 10 Best Concept Car

Concept cars or prototype cars are cars that will be produced in the future with very modern and futuristic features and shapes, and each car company shows off their designs and concepts. after hearing the concept car, we will imagine a car that has very sophisticated technology and a very modern form. but this car is just a concept, we don't know whether this car will actually be produced or not, but we still hope this car will remain in production and will be sold freely in the next few years. I will show you 10 very cool concept cars. So, let's just take a look, enjoy!

10. BMW CONCEPT 8-SERIES

The BMW Concept 8 is another concept that'll probably closely resemble its production variant set to be released in 2018. It's been 19 years since BMW released an 8-Series, and BMW will reportedly be releasing three variations of the car, a 2-door coupe, a 4-door Gran Coupe, and a cabriolet. The 8 series will be replacing the BMW 6-series and will almost certainly come with a much higher price tag. Although the concept will resemble the production version, the front end of the car will be tweaked to conform to pedestrian-impact safety regulations, and more robust door mirrors will probably be added. The 8-Series sits on 21-inch wheels and features a media controller made from Swarovski glass. The car will likely come with several engine options, but I'm most excited to see an M-badged version. The BMW M8 will share an engine with the upcoming M5, so it's definitely something to look forward to!

9. MERCEDES-MAYBACH VISION 6 COUPE

One of the most attractive cars on this list, the Mercedes-Maybach Vision 6 Coupe is so big, so luxurious, so powerful, and likely so expensive that it makes me want to sell my soul to the devil for the chance to own one. The Vision 6 Coupe is a fully electric vehicle with 750 horsepower. The car measures almost six meters long and sports flamboyant 24-inch wheels and gull-wing doors.

Each wheel has its own synchronous electric motor, and batteries are stored under the floor of the car. According to Mercedes/Maybach, the Vision 6 can accelerate to 62 mph in under four seconds. The car can be recharged wirelessly in just five minutes, giving it a range of 65 miles. The car has been developed as a hardtop and as a convertible, and I can’t decide which one is more beautiful.

8. MAZDA VISION COUPE

The Mazda Vision Coupe was unveiled in 2017 and is the continuation of the Kodo (meaning “Soul of Motion”) design language that was first seen on the Shinari Mazda 6 Concept in 2011. This new design direction is eye-catching and futuristic and points to the company’s apparent desire to move to the premium/upscale market. The Mazda Vision Coupe is a full-size four-door car and is actually larger than the Mazda 6. Although many details haven't been released, as it's still a prototype, the car’s proportions seem to suggest that it's a rear-wheel drive vehicle. While some readers may wonder why a four-door vehicle is being called a “coupe,” it's worth noting that several other car manufacturers list four-door coupes as well, like the Mercedes CLS, for example. In keeping with the notion of moving to the premium market segment, the interior of the Mazda Vision Coupe is minimalistic and highly luxurious. The dashboard features two screens surrounded by different types of stitched leather and real wood veneer.

7. CITROEN CXPERIENCE

I like the look of this Concept Car, but it certainly is modern. The Citroen CXperience is a large, comfortable hatchback, which the company calls a “two-box saloon.” The back doors open to 90 degrees, as they're rear-hinged. This allows for a wider opening and easier access in and out of the vehicle. The car features many modern innovations, such as the car’s air intake flaps, which open and close to improve aerodynamic efficiency. The interior of the CXperience features touchscreen controls in the place of physical buttons and a heads-up display. In keeping with this futuristic vibe, the dashboard includes a 19-inch screen. One feature of the car that I think will definitely make its way into all future cars is the smartphone stand and the mobile tablet (for passengers sitting in the back). The tablet lets passengers adjust settings, such as the position of their seats or the temperature in the vehicle. Passengers can also share media files using these devices. The CXperience is a plug-in hybrid with a range of up to 40 miles on the electric motor alone.

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6. INFINITI Q INSPIRATION

The Infiniti Q Inspiration Concept is a gorgeous mid-size luxury sedan, and I hope they make it. That being said, I was surprised that the concept features a non-electric engine as that seems to be the trend that automakers are veering toward as of late. Instead of a silent, environmentally friendly battery-powered motor, the Q Inspiration is powered by a VC-Turbo engine ("VC" meaning "Variable Compression"), which combines turbocharged gasoline power and the torque efficiency typically expected from a hybrid or a diesel engine. According to Infiniti’s VP of global sales, Christian Meunier, “The premium sedan segment has become rather conservative, so the Infiniti Q Inspiration previews something that could appeal to a younger audience who seek modern design and new technologies to both inspire and empower them.” It appears that customers want good-looking and performance-based “four-door coupes,” and so, the Q Inspiration will likely compete with the Porsche Panamera and the Audi A7 when it makes it to production.

5. Hyundai Le Fil Rouge (HDC-1)

If you covered the badges of the Le Fil Rouge, you'd probably guess this sleek sedan was a product from a Germany luxury brand. Nope, this is a Hyundai, and it's a brash departure for a mainstream automaker that's synonymous with value and economy. The first thing you notice about the Le Fil Rouge — other than the name, French for "common thread" — is the long, low and wide front grille. It's polarizing, to say the least, but you'd never lose this Hyundai in a crowd.

4. Volkswagen I.D. Vizzion

Volkswagen is presenting a tale of two concepts with the I.D. Vizzion. On the one hand, this electric-powered sedan points toward a production model capable of driving more than 200 miles on a charge and with a likely on-sale date of 2022. Peek inside this minimalistic concept and you'll see VW has some far more daring long-term plans, too: The I.D. Vizzion is capable of Level 5 autonomy, meaning it takes control of all driving. That's why a steering wheel and pedals are noticeably absent. VW says these high-tech driving aids will likely appear on production models no sooner than 2030.

3. Rimac C2

Tesla has plenty to fear at this year's show, not least the Rimac Concept Two, which proposes SAE Level 4 autonomy in countries where it is legal and a new 120kWh battery pack that helps the four electric motors push out a staggering 1888bhp.
It follows on from the Concept One, which was displayed last year and touted a 1224bhp headline power figure and a 0-62mph sprint time of 2.5 seconds. Only eight were ever built but Rimac claims 100 Concept Twos will enter production.


According to the Croatian carmaker, its second stab at a hypercar can blaze from 0-60mph in a frankly ridiculous 1.85 seconds, which should be enough to pickle internal organs and have Musk thoroughly peeved.
Also, the range has increased to a claimed 404-miles and the C_Two is said to feature SAE level 4 autonomous features, meaning drivers can relinquish duties to the machine when tearing up the Tarmac isn't on the cards.
Expect it to cost even more than its £1 million predecessor.

2. Subaru Viziv Tourer Concept

Subaru is one of the rare automakers that can make a family wagon look cool. That's the case here with the aggressive and angular Viziv Tourer Concept. The beefy fenders, wide hood scoop and large wheels give this concept a go-anywhere appeal that ties into Subaru's other specialty: rally-style racing. Could the Viziv Tourer Concept be a hint of the next WRX? The company would only say that this concept indicates the design direction of future models. We're cool with that — especially if it includes a wagon with a hood scoop.Toyota GR Supra Racing Concept.

1. LAMBORGHINI TERZO MILLENNIO

Lambos are always beautiful, futuristic, aggressive and state-of-the-art. So, when Lamborghini unveils a new concept car, you know it's going to be bonkers. The Lamborghini Terzo Millennio is no exception. The car looks evil, like an alien spaceship from a planet where design matters a lot. The Terzo Millennio, like so many other contemporary supercars, is an all-electric prototype. Lamborghini’s stated goal is to push the envelope in terms of maximizing the untapped potential of electric motors. The Terzo Millennio is a testing ground for new battery technology, allowing for quick energy recovery and preservation of power density.

The Terzo Millennio concept is supposed to have the ability to monitor its own health, including to detect cracks or other structural damage in its carbon-fiber body resulting from an accident.

One element that I found particularly interesting while researching this car was that Lamborghini has stated that it's working on defining the engine sound for this all-electric car, something I've been wondering about a lot about given that I love engine sounds and that so many modern cars are getting silent battery-powered motors.

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