Peugeot Speedlite by Nemanja Lalcic & Mateo Krzanowski (Serbia)

The design of the Speedlite was created from an emotional point of view and thinking without technical contraints.

The aeronatical-inspired cabin can transport two passengers in two rows and a pillarless transparent shell that enhances visibility and provides a safety cage itself. The control console is attached directly to the outer glass shell.

The underbody is in carbon-fiber and designed with aerodynamic performance in mind.

Spedlite is powered by a rear-mounted hybrid powerplant which includes two electric motors that can give additional output when requested.

The authors, Nemanja Lalcic and Mateo Krzanowsky, are students of car design in Turin, Italy.

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(Source: Peugeot Design Contest)