Peugeot Plaire by James Ma (USA)

Body panels are made of recycled plastics and the structure uses a hybrid aluminium-carbon fiber construction.

Interior fabrics are made from synthetics and recycled plastics as well.

Among the technical features are the front fenders attached to the wheel axels which pivot with the steering, allowing the headlights to illuminate the heading of the vehicle.

The lower panel of the doors are windows that give driver and passenger an added sensation of closeness to the road.

The open cockpit design provides the sensation of a convertible while the cantilevered moon roof gives protection against weather elements.

Plaire is powered by a hybrid powerplant.

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(Source: Peugeot Design Contest)