#Future Car

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Hi 👋 I designed a car 🚗 Have a look 👀 Take it for a spin in your mind 🧠

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Ai Generated Art - Futuristic Car

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Futuristic car with fashion

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[motogadi]

Breaking the Speed Barrier: Porsche Unveils Mission X, the Hypercar Set to Dominate Roads and Racetracks!

The Mission X, a concept car from Porsche, pays tribute to the brand’s iconic race cars of the past while incorporating futuristic technologies, setting the stage for a new era of hypercars. Built on a groundbreaking electric hypercar architecture and featuring a carbon fiber exoskeleton, the Mission X showcases Porsche’s commitment to innovation and serves as a potential blueprint for future…

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2023 Toyota Crown Overview

Toyota Crown, a new high-riding sedan with the shape of a hatchback (though it has a conventional trunk), hybrid-only powertrains and truly funky styling. Toyota often plays it too safe with its new vehicles, so it's nice to see the company really swinging for the fences with the Crown.

t has been 50 years since Toyota last sold its Crown sedan in the U.S., but the model was introduced in Japan in 1955 as the Toyopet Crown. It has been Toyota's mainstream sedan there ever since, the choice of families, executives, taxi drivers, and police.

The 2023 Crown, now in its 16th generation, is back in the States as the three-trim, all-hybrid, all-wheel-drive, tall-roofed, fastback-styled four-door replacing the venerable Toyota Avalon sedan. It is almost the same size, inside and out, as the Honda Accord and Volkswagen Arteon sedans.

The Crown's tall roofline and high seating position have generated some debate. But there's no denying that it is eye-catching, especially in the optional two-tone color scheme available with the top Platinum trim.

By positioning the Crown as a premium model, Toyota is telling shoppers that this is a special vehicle, not to be confused with other midsize sedans. By offering two hybrid powertrains, one of them more performance-oriented, Toyota hopes the Crown will appeal to those seeking fuel efficiency and creature comforts as well as those hoping for a bit of twisty country road fun.

We found that generally, it succeeds but still falls short on driving excitement, even with the 340-horsepower hybrid system and adaptive suspension that come exclusively with the Platinum trim.

Competition in the non-luxury large sedan segment is almost gone. Three rivals — the Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Nissan Maxima — are being discontinued in 2023. That leaves the Accord Hybrid and VW Arteon. Some shoppers might consider the Genesis G80, Audi A6, and Volvo S90 mild hybrids, all of which cost more and aren't likely to be cross-shopped with the Toyota Crown. Based on appearance and premium content, though, the Crown can proudly hold its head high in that crowd.

All the Platinum's performance enhancements come at a serious penalty to fuel economy. Toyota estimates this version of the Crown will return 27 mpg in combined driving — a fairly unimpressive figure compared to other sedans with non-hybrid powertrains. The current Avalon V6, for instance, produces a bit less power and has a 26 mpg combined estimate, as does the BMW 540i with its marginally less potent turbocharged inline-six. On paper, the Crown Platinum's powertrain seems heavy and overengineered without much benefit to the driver compared to other options.

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The Vector W8

The design of the W8 was inspired by the Alfa Romeo Carabo, and continued that car's futuristic, wedge -shaped, aerodynamic design.

It was a failure.

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the Art of Axel Lyhrs

Axel Lyhrs

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one thing that is often lost on modern audiences watching the Back to the Future series is that, in 1985, the DeLorean was well known for being a shitty car. The only reason the DMC DeLorean is remembered fondly today is because of BTTF; had the movie never happened, it would’ve been one of those fancy cars lost to time and remembered only by car nerds (trust me, there’s examples of this). Potentially the primary reason for choosing the DeLorean to be the time machine is because of how notoriously bad it was. We even see Marty question Doc’s choice to use a DeLorean, and at the climax of the first movie we see the car fail to start when Marty is lined up to drive towards the wire. The DeLorean was known for being overly heavy, clunky, prone to breaking down, and annoying to maintain.

Basically, what I’m saying is, if Back to the Future was made today, they’d use a Cybertruck.

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New Future of electric Jeeps

Jeep is making a big leap into the electric vehicle (EV) market, announcing three new all-electric SUVs set to hit production in the next two years. This marks a significant shift towards electrification for the company, with plans to unveil four new EVs for North America and Europe by 2025. By 2030, Jeep aims to be fully electric in Europe and 50 percent electric in the United States.The New Electric SUV Lineup2024 Jeep ReconThe Jeep Recon is drawing attention with its design inspired by the Wrangler and its off-road capabilities.It features removable doors and a one-touch power top that opens up the cabin.

The Recon boasts trail-rated capability with Jeep Selec-Terrain traction management, e-locker axle tech, and rugged off-road tires.Built on the Stellantis STLA large platform, details about its batteries, motor arrangement, or performance are not yet revealed.Jeep’s CEO has clarified that the Recon is not a replacement for the Wrangler. It will be manufactured in the United States and is expected to enter production in 2024, with reservations opening in early 2023.2024 Jeep Wagoneer SThe Wagoneer S is more of a performance-oriented SUV, likened to the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.Details about its battery and motors remain unknown, but Jeep promises a 0-60 mph sprint in just 3.5 seconds and an estimated range of 400 miles per charge.Utilizing the STLA Large... Read More...?https://lnkd.in/ggf4NHvq

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Heyy, time for the troubles with the other two twins

[Part 2]

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Anyway! Good times with Stanley and Stanford, and sorry stan, but Ford has a little something to do

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Designs by Norman Bel Geddes (1930s)

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US EV market

Revitalization of the electric vehicle market in the US🚗

The US electric vehicle market continues to develop and grow rapidly, attracting people's attention. Several factors, including increased awareness of the importance of environmental protection, improved EV performance, and rising fuel prices, are driving the growth of the US EV market. In addition, with the development of electric vehicle technology, the establishment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure is rapidly progressing, raising consumers' willingness to purchase electric vehicles.

EV subsidies supported by the US🔋

Electric vehicle subsidies are an important policy instrument to promote the purchase of electric vehicles by consumers. The US government is operating various subsidy programs to provide a competitive edge to companies actively participating in the electric vehicle market. These subsidies vary by vehicle type and can be up to $7,500. However, subsidy support may be limited or suspended for expensive electric vehicles over a certain price.

Electric cars in the US are expected to continue to grow, and subsidies are likely to act as a factor in promoting market growth! 💡