This BMW concept bike is anything but usual, not only because it boasts a nice design but also due to the fact that it is hydrogen powered.
The concept was designed by a number of students from the ISD of Valenciennes, France, with the goal of attempting to envision the future of motorbikes in a green environment.
Arik Schwarz, Benoit Czyz, Charles Edouard Berche, and Vincent Montreuil named their creation BMW HP Kunst. » Read more: Hydrogen-Powered BMW Bike Concept
This impressive concept car was designed by Geogre Yoo, and Blitzen-Benz from 1909 served as a source of inspiration for the author.
The futuristic concept is meant to shed light on the possible future of the rich racing heritage of Mercedes-Benz.
Yoo named its eco-friendly concept “BlitzenBenz.” The heart of the vehicle is a Hygenius hybrid hydrogen engine that produces power to turn on the four in-wheel electric motors. » Read more: BlitzenBenz – Eco-friendly Supercar that Uses Nanotech to Grow Its Own Parts
According to its designer Christiaan Sidell, this concept car was created for the year 2097. The eco-friendly vehicle is dubbed Hyperion – one of Saturn’s moons. The name refers to the fact that the futuristic design of this car makes it looks like it came from another world.
The body of the single-seater car is completely symmetrical, which makes the car appear stylish and reduces the drag. Hyperion’s wheels are hidden inside the body of the vehicle, which also reduces the drag when the car reaches high speeds. The heart of the vehicle is a hydrogen fuel cell. » Read more: Hyperion 2097 – Green Car that Reaches 300mph
This concept car was designed by Matt Bradbury, who though about integrating a hybrid system within this eco-friendly vehicle. Such system is expected to considerably improve the car’s performance.
The hybrid system runs on electricity and hydrogen fuel cells. Thus the Rural Concept represents a model that generates zero emissions while driving at high speeds.
Its chassis is made of carbon fiber. The Rural Vehicle features adaptable solar cells that the driver can rotate to harness maximum solar energy by tracking the sun. Its solar panels convey the power to the in-wheel electric motors that make the car move. » Read more: Rural Concept Runs on Hydrogen and Solar Power
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
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