Car designers have not stopped thinking about designing the weirdest cars in the world. There is no shortage of imagination and creativity in the world of car design. In this article, you will be amazed to learn about some of the weirdest car designs that you have never seen before. These cars are the best examples of forward thinking and next generation vehicles. If you are allergic to air pollution, Suzuki has got you covered and if you hate driving in reverse, Nissan’s Pivo 2 has a cabin that rotates 360 degrees.
Let’s take a look at the most strange and creative car designs in the world:
- Suzuki PIXY + SCC:
- Nissan Pivo 2:
- Hyperion Concept Car:
- Suzuki Truck Designed by Luigi Colan:
- Ford Nucleon:
While the air pollution is increasing everyday and the world is turning out to be a wasteland, Suzuki has unveiled its new vehicle system that allows you to drive around freely without even getting into contact with toxic and heavily polluted air.
PIXY
The Suzuki PIXY is basically a single person transport machine that is based on Suzuki’s friendly car concept. It moves at low speeds on footpaths and inside buildings and is enjoyable and easy to drive car. People who are not comfortable driving conventional cars will also enjoy the Suzuki PIXY.
SCC
The SCC is a mini car based unit that can carry up to two PIXY shells to form an automobile.
Nissan’s Pivo 2 is an extraordinary representation of cutting edge technology and user friendly concept. It is a three seat, electric powered, user friendly car with cabin capable of rotating 360 degrees.
The 360 rotating three seater cabin moves on a chassis of 4 wheels and eliminates the need for driving in reverse thus making parking easier. The car is powered by lithium iron battery.
The Hyperion Concept Car is an electric powered car designed by Marco Aurelio Galán Henríquez. It is a light weight, safe to drive car made up of carbon fiber reinforced plastic and is powered by lithium ion batteries. The extraordinarily light weight body of the car allows the electric engines to push the car up to 200 km/hour.
Luigi Colani, a Swiss-German car designer, has been designing organic designs 1950 but his most recent truck designs are of particular interest.
These fabulous truck designs ferociously angled fronts, wind skirts over the tires and circular windscreen wipers. The design is based on a Mercedes platform and includes a turbo charging, 6-cylinder and 4-valve diesel engine with direct injection, charge air cooling and a 12.6L cylinder capacity. The engine performance is from 381 hp to 530 hp.
Ford Nucleon, also known as the atomic car, was designed as a concept car by ford in 1958.
It was powered by a nuclear reactor and included a power capsule perched between twin booms at the rear. The capsule contained a radioactive core for motive power was easily interchangeable as per the performance needs and the distances to be traveled. The Nucleon could travel 5,000 miles or more without recharging.
