5 best concept cars of all time

Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100

For the first time, Rolls-Royce gave a hint of car in the future is the Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100. The Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100 represents the ambitions for a true super luxury car, likely to appear from 2040 onwards.

The interior space of the Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100 brings customers a luxurious experience, with long sofa seats, around the interior compartment with Macassar wood paneling, the floor and armrests using high-quality silk. A rather special thing is that the car has absolutely no center console or steering wheel.

Mercedes-Benz Biome

Mercedes-Benz Biome is a Mercedes-Benz display car among the designs of the 2010 Los Angles Design Challenge exhibition. The car is developed based on natural materials, safe for the environment, with a weight of only 397 kg. .

Mercedes-Benz plans to power the Biome with the future BioNectar4534 fuel. It will be equipped with special receptors to collect excess solar energy and turn it into BioNectar4534.

Mazda Furai

In 2008, Mazda introduced the Furai concept to celebrate its international sporting heritage and the 40th anniversary of the rotary engine. This is considered one of the most surprising concept models of the 21st century.

Furai owns a classic 3-rotor, mid-mounted, rotary engine, produces 450 horsepower and runs on 100% ethanol.

Mazda’s intention is to create a real racing car for the public street, not a supercar like many other manufacturers. Surprisingly, the Furai weighs 674 kg, lighter than the 2016 Formula 1 cars.

Cadillac Sixteen

At the 2003 Detroit auto show, Cadillac unveiled the Cadillac Sixteen concept car. The Cadillac Sixteen’s sleek, jewel-encrusted styling exemplifies the timeless qualities of an exceptionally luxurious Cadillac super sedan. Cadillac engineers designed and built the chassis from welded aluminum.

Cadillac Sixteen owns a very powerful 13.6L V16 engine under the bonnet coupled with an automatic transmission to the rear wheels, this system is said to be able to produce a maximum capacity of up to 1,000 horsepower.

Ford GT90

Ford showed off the memorable GT90 concept at the 1995 Detroit auto show. The GT90 was Ford’s test of engineering, technology, driver-oriented features, and uncanny jet fighter-like styling. with carbon fiber body panels.

Crafted by the specialized Ford SVT team, the GT90 features one of the most distinctive engines Ford has ever built: a 4.5-litre, 48-valve, turbocharged V-12, with estimated output 720 horsepower. With an announced top speed of 407 km/h, the Ford GT90 will be one of the fastest produced cars globally, even by today’s standards.