Review Cars Future Model Kia KV7 Car Design Concept:

 Check this out new car innovation Kia KV7 design concept, the future car of Kia KV7 model which is shown at this official pictures gallery presented in Detroit Motor Show 2011. Kia car Maker Company unveils the Kia KV7 Concept, a design study of a crossover car which possibly will introduce latest design elements. This Kia KV7 small car design sketch images released with the Korean car maker automobile shows a car with a spacious interior design and sophisticated exterior body kit the name could indicate a seven-passenger capacity through individual swiveling seats and a flat wooden floor. Access to the car cabin is made simple by the unconventional use of rear gull wing doors.

from : http://www.cardesignspot.com/future-model-kia-kv7-car-design-concept

Alcatraz Electric Vehicle Concept

This exclusive design was contrived for the San Francisco Motors Competition. The conception bears on the refined characteristics of aerodynamics, while maintaining the practicality of compactness. But the key innovation of this vitreous design is the ingenious incorporation of solar panels on the roof and hood of the car, in effect accentuating upon the total electricity produced, thereby extending the overall range of the vehicle. 

Other than that, the car will also be equipped with six batteries, drawing up the car’s range to over 80 miles. Adding to the range’s protraction will be the car’s aerodynamically efficient design. For example – the front part will be reduced to nominal magnitude and the conventional grill will also be removed.

 The under-body of the car will be kept fully flat, so as to increase the ground clearance and afford space for angles when climbing upon hills. From the perspective of capacity, this car could carry two people quite comfortably, along with adequate space for luggage

from : http://psipunk.com/alcatraz-electric-vehicle-concept/

Mazda “crosswinds” concept car

Mazda will present an all-new show car at this year’s Moscow International Automobile Salon. The concept is a sporty, compact crossover SUV designed especially for the Russian market.

 The Moscow show car is the latest concept to be developed using the new design direction called Nagare – following in the footsteps of Nagare, Ryuga, Hakaze, Taiki and Furai.


Nagare, which means “flow” in Japanese, represents a new approach to expressing movement in car design, taking as inspiration the flow patterns of natural elements, such as the wind. The design theme of Mazda’s concept for the 2008 Moscow motor show is “crosswinds”.

 Russia is one of Europe’s fastest-growing markets and is rapidly becoming the region’s largest automobile market. SUVs are particularly popular in Russia, with a segment share of about 20 percent. Mazda’s latest concept car is designed to appeal particularly to younger SUV owners who have a strong sense of style.

The Moscow show car, the name of which will be announced in due course, again showcases the depth of creativity within Mazda design. In February 2008, the Mazda Design team received the coveted Grand Prix du Design at the Festival Automobile International in Paris.

The Moscow International Automobile Salon media days are on August 26 and 27, whereas 28 August caters for industry and trade specialists. The show is open to the public from 29 August through 7 September.

The new show car will be unveiled at the Mazda press conference at 10:15 on August 26 at the Mazda stand.

from : http://www.caradvice.com.au/13679/mazda-crosswinds-concept-car/

KC 427 Racer X Design Concept Car

Racer X Design is showing the concept car KC-427, a modern interpretation of the legendary Cobra 427. KC-427 features 7.0L V8 motor found in the new Corvette Z06. Whether it would be a hit or miss remains to be seen when it is launched in a years time, but it surely looks kick ass car.

from : http://www.dieselstation.com/news/kc-427-racer-x-design-concept-car-a734.html

SUZUKI SCOOTER MOTORCYCLE DESIGN

SCOOTER CONCEPT TURN HEADS

SUZUKI G-STRIDER DESIGN

In these days of two-wheeled transport remains a choice that never miss, as well as
concept design, model and also the more high-modification. The popularity of motor
transport, not everyone who wants one however, want to have the choice they want.

from : http://yyamaha.blogspot.com/2010/11/suzuki-scooter-motorcycle-design.html

Glynn Kerr

Total Motorcycle is very proud to present the motorcycle artwork of this great artist who has done so much for the motorcycle industry in our Total Motorcycle Artwork Gallery.

View and Enjoy Glynn's artwork in our Total Motorcycle Artwork Gallery.

 

“Motorcycle Design is not a question of line.
It is primarily about proportion...” - Glynn Kerr

Glynn Kerr, a graduate of Transport Design at Coventry University, England, has specialized in motorcycle design for eighteen years. Initially a car bodywork designer with British sportscar manufacturers TVR he joined BMW in 1982, working at first in the car division, then later as senior designer with BMW's motorcycle division in Munich.


From 1987-90 he was chief designer with Amsterdam-based Global Design, part of the Japanese GK Design Group, working mainly on Yamaha's production models such as the TDR 125 & TDM 850. Since then he has worked as an independent consultant with most of the world's major motorcycle manufacturers, including Ducati, Triumph, Aprilia, Honda, Bajaj, Kymco, and Kawasaki. Recent designs include the Boxer Voxan VB-1 and B2, and the Midual Roadster.


In addition to his design activities he was lecturer at the Art Center College of Design, Europe, and gives regular seminars on bike design and rendering techniques. In June 2001, he co-founded the Motorcycle Design Association, of which he is President. Aged 44, Glynn works from his studio deep in the Bordeaux vineyards in south-west France, and is perhaps best known as a regular contributor of articles and illustrations to over thirty motorcycling magazines worldwide.

from : http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/Glynn%20Kerr/glynnkerr.htm

Future V-Twin Motorcycle Design – Saurabi F1200

 There's a wealth of motorcycle design talent out there with great ideas and here's another, this one by designer Jon Pugh. It's what he calls the Saurabi F1200, powered by a Harley Davidson 1200cc V-Twin. The seat has a range of adjustment up and down to accommodate riders of many sizes, including women who usually have shorter stature than the average male and often have trouble fitting on the standard bikes offered for sale. In fact, one of the ideas behind this design was specifically to make the same kind of motorcycle available to women who are not looking for a "women's bike," they just want a motorcycle.

This design, like the NERO we featured here, was a senior design thesis project. Interesting work, to be sure and a good sign the new guys coming up have enough fresh ideas to keep our showrooms interesting for many years to come.

More images below:

from : http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2008/06/18/future-v-twin-motorcycle-design-saurabi-f1200/