EEL. Super Luxury Electric Vehicle Electric Car

EEL. Super Luxury Electric Vehicle Electric Car

EEL. Super Luxury Electric Vehicle Electric Car is an innovative concept vehicle that represents a significant advancement in luxury electric automotive design, created by Korean designer Takbeom Heogh. This groundbreaking vehicle, developed between May and December 2015, seamlessly integrates cutting-edge technology with sophisticated aesthetics to redefine the future of super sports cars. The design features three distinctive elements that set it apart: a revolutionary smart glass windscreen that appears opaque while maintaining transparency from the interior and doubles as an advanced information display system; a unique door mechanism that enhances the luxury experience while complementing the smart glass integration; and a fully electric powertrain that emphasizes environmental consciousness without compromising performance. The vehicle's impressive dimensions, including a wheelbase of 2,710 mm, length of 4,462 mm, width of 1,998 mm, and height of 1,159 mm, combined with its kerb weight of 1,888 kg, create a commanding presence while maintaining optimal performance characteristics. The design process involved extensive research into smart glass technology, flexible screens, and augmented reality integration, culminating in a Bronze A' Design Award in the Vehicle, Mobility and Transportation Design category, recognizing its innovative approach to luxury electric vehicle design. The project demonstrates a successful fusion of powerful aesthetics with luxurious elements while maintaining the distinctive characteristics of an electric vehicle, achieved through comprehensive development stages including concept research, hand-drawn sketches, 2D rendering, 3D modeling, and the creation of a 1/43 scale prototype.

luxury electric vehicle, sustainable transportation, smart glass technology, automotive innovation, future mobility, sustainable supercar

— Adam Dawson