The design of this concept was developed by David Vidal, a designer from Portugal, who was inspired by the trendy Eastern transports dubbed Rickshaw.
Vidal called his creation Electric Taxi Car. This electric public transport provides a safe and eco-friendly commutation to passengers who want to dodge crowded areas in the city. » Read more: Rent an Electric Taxi Car to Avoid Crowded Urban Environment
Mytho represents a futuristic concept developed for both private and public transportation. Its designer Victor Uribe Chacon had the idea of creating a vehicle that would represent the future of urban commuting.
The design is made in American style mixed with elegance and complexity. The car has a great appearance, mostly thanks to the deep black and shiny silver color mix. » Read more: Mytho Makes a Step Towards the Future of Urban Transport
Twizy Z.E. represents one of the latest eco-friendly car concepts designed by the French carmaker Renault to be used in busy urban areas. It has a four-wheel chassis and it provides two seats for the passenger and driver, one behind the other.
It generates zero carbon dioxide emissions, while still offering speed and efficiency. It is very compact, measuring just 2.3 meters in length and being 1.13 wide, which makes Twizy Z.E. very useful for busy urban use. » Read more: Twizy Z.E. – Ideal Eco-friendly Vehicle for Urban Areas
This is a design offer for Astor Martin, featuring the representative scarab wings. Its design is close to that of Khepri, the Egyptian God.
The vehicle boasts an exclusive outlook, representing the fusion of sleek metallic body and black tinted roof. One more interesting feature is the vehicles wonderful rims.
It is worth mentioning that Vestige includes four electric motors and a rather powerful Wankel engine, featuring supercharging abilities. » Read more: Vestige – a Green-car Concept Design Proposed for Aston Martin
MINILUX is a concept car that aims urban dwellers that use their vehicles mostly when they have free time, using other means of transport during the day. The concept was designed by Jukka Rautiainen and its key feature is the ability to harvest solar energy by using high-efficiency photovoltaic panels. The driver can pug the vehicle in to a domestic or public access point, thus providing two ways of charging the batteries. If driven across Central Europe and the east coast of the United States, the car would run 9,000 miles a year on solar energy, while in sunny regions like California and Australia MINILUX would be able to achieve a solar powered range of 16,000 miles. » Read more: Solar-powered MINILUX Vehicle for Leisure Purposes
This recreational vehicle is called NomadX and it represents a zero-emissions car that features various advanced technology functions. The green vehicle was definitely designed with nature is mind.
Besides offering an eco-friendly ride, NomadX also provides enough space for those fond of camping, opening both doors and the front and back cover, thus creating a roomy camp.
» Read more: NomadX – Zero-emission Car that Turns Into a Spacious Camp
This interesting concept was designed by Alexei Mikhailov. The futuristic chariot, dubbed VW Pholeum, represents the city speedway one-person mean of transport.
Using the external wheel base, the car can easily be parked, since the wheels are able to turn 360 degrees. The car doesn’t require suspension because rubberized tires along with independent spoke arrangements easily absorb any bumps. Note that tires are made of bio-degradable rubber.
» Read more: VW Pholeum – Electric Vehicle Able to Turn 360 Degrees