Designed by Anthony Franze, a student designer from the University of South Australia, the “Autonomi” is a vehicle concept that offers an emission free as well as driverless commutation, for the multifunctional vehicle comes integrated with an autonomous system to move passengers safely to their destinations. Intended to pick up passengers from airports, the zero-emission vehicle provides a special identification card to allow entry to commuters. Generating power from four 120KW electric hub motors, fueled by onboard batteries that can be recharged at docking stations, the electric vehicle features flexible seats, capable of turning at 180 degrees, to move passengers in utmost comfort.
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Adam Long a student at University of New South Wales has designed a recharging station for electric vehicle that could transform manner of human interaction and safety issues in electric vehicle fast charging. The ‘Rapid Charge’ design specifically addresses the ‘range issue’ with most of the chargers since that along with of other reasons prevents the adoption of electric vehicles as sustainable option.
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Inspired by designs of Persepolis, designer Mohammad Reza Shojaie has come up with a motorcycle concept that features two-wheel-drive system and hydraulic suspensions with pro-link springs to allow safe and comfortable ride. Dubbed “Ostoure” (meaning Legend in Persian), the Super-naked Bike despite its rough class presents a delicate design. The unusual suspension of front wheel requires the bike include two additional radiators on both sides to support the central radiator. The futuristic motorbike integrates two optional indicators, one on its head and the other is HUD indicator, embedded in the helmet, which flaunts speakers, AC system and Bluetooth connectivity as well. The Ostoure generates commands from a module devised on right side of the handle bar, as if the rider is steering an airplane.
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Increasing number of personal vehicles is not only stranding the urban roads with messy jams, but they are posing a serious threat to the environment as well. To encourage more and more people to use public transportation, British designer Tiffany Roddis has developed a new, attractive and environmentally friendly bus stop called the “Ecoshel” that helps in reducing the impact of carbon emissions from transportation. Integrating solar panels, electric generators and pressure pads to reproduce its own electricity and heat, the sustainable bus stop only uses those materials that can be reused or recycled without leaving any carbon footprint.
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Conceived by Swedish designer Niklas Palm, the “Terrafine” is an off-road vehicle that you take a weekend leisure ride without damaging the actual environment it is driving in. Ideal for both highway rides and off-road excursions, the sustainable vehicle features a flexible body that the rider can raise or lower like a skateboard according to the terrain. Developed for Volkswagen, the concept car generates power from an electric engine to allow a green and clean ride. Though we are short on other technical specifications, still the leisure vehicle rouses interest of onlookers with its refreshing design that resembles a boat.
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