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Written by Ollie Kew
Bentley is the latest car company to ask up-and-coming design students to imagine what its future products might look like. As per usual, when millennials handy with a pencil and computer graphics program start experimenting with car design, the results are outlandish. Some are barely even cars. The designs come courtesy of the Royal College of Art"s Intelligent Mobility programme. Bentley"s current design boss Stefan Sielaff sums up the designs as "concepts that could potentially lead us in new and interesting directions, using the perspective of these digital natives from all over the world to see things differently. These second-year students are the ones who will be designing the cars of the future." A total of 24 designs were submitted to answer the what will British luxury mean in 2050?" question, with four being selected as the favourites.
Date written: 8 Oct 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13614
Bentley is the latest car company to ask up-and-coming design students to imagine what its future products might look like. As per usual, when millennials handy with a pencil and computer graphics program start experimenting with car design, the results are outlandish. Some are barely even cars. The designs come courtesy of the Royal College of Art"s Intelligent Mobility programme. Bentley"s current design boss Stefan Sielaff sums up the designs as "concepts that could potentially lead us in new and interesting directions, using the perspective of these digital natives from all over the world to see things differently. These second-year students are the ones who will be designing the cars of the future." A total of 24 designs were submitted to answer the what will British luxury mean in 2050?" question, with four being selected as the favourites.
Date written: 8 Oct 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13614
