The Pure Light is a concept vehicle for the elite in China, especially aimed for cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong, where people can appreciate luxury. Inspired by Taoism, this 4-seater car uses superconducting magnetic levitation technology. The levitating feel and fluid form deceive you into thinking that you are gliding in space. It also uses light as a calming element and hologram technology. Simply elegant!
Designer: Lena Knab
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Wow, sketches. It’s a very sci-fi concept but is very well presented.
Yes, agree with Eddard. Its ready for a movie…
And the wind? With wings upwards and strong wind blowing on the side, the vehicle will not be stable and may be played against others. Unless, use thrusters on the sides to keep the vehicle stable.
i dont think this will ever be in my life time. Its a great design though, very peaceful out of this worl concept.
I loved the presentation and the sketches……..inspiring work Lena, thanks for sharing
Is elitism also inspired by taoism? Otherwise it’s beautiful design. I’d like to see it in praxis.