You’ll Hyperventilate for this Hypercar - Yanko Design

The Lumen electric supercar is polarizing. It's but natural to try and compare it with that which we are familiar, but to do then seems unfair for such a beautiful automobile! (I'll leave it to y'all to annotate and tell us what you lot're thinking!)

Let'southward work inside out, shall we? Under the hood… well, under the hood is infinite for luggage! It's powertrain consists of a fundamental battery located in the base of operations that powers the electric motors located at the axles. This frees up space in the trunk and hood for cargo. Its range approaches 250 miles on a single charge non including supplemental power by its regenerative braking arrangement. Clad in aluminum, carbon fiber and leather, the interior is far less showy than the loud exterior aesthetic and despite its compact size and roadster styling, it really features a sliver of a backseat for a total of three passengers + driver.

Every bit for the outside, the virtually notable features are exaggerated wheels fenders, a dramatic retractable spoiler and surprising half-suicide doors. While they seem like superfluous details for dramatic effect, they each serve a purpose. A massive air intake at the nose feeds the cooling systems and A/C while side intakes direct air to the large wheel arches to cool brakes. It too uses a front splitter with side blades to control the air on the sides of the car. It's impossibly depression and its wide trunk is designed to hug the ground. With this in mind, the unique doors make it possible to exit and enter hands. The active spoiler changes position depending on the driving characteristics set by the commuter.

Designer: Sebastian Gómez