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Electric Vehicle

Discover 3 award-winning designs tagged Electric Vehicle on A Design Magazine.

Exeed Es Electric Vehicle

Exeed Es

Exeed Es is an electric vehicle designed for comfortable driving and riding. The exterior takes inspiration from the motion of wind, with a wide front face, a low chassis and a streamlined waistline. Such forms help achieve a drag coefficient of 0.205 and acceleration from 0 to 100 kilometres per hour in 3.7 seconds. The interior lines resemble flowing water. Ambience lights with 256 colours run along both sides and across the centre console, and can change with music. Materials include bio based polycarbonate, crystal panels and natural linen fibre seat backs.

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Geely Galaxy E8 Electric Vehicle

Geely Galaxy E8

Geely Galaxy E8 is a pure electric flagship sedan built on the Sustainable Experience Architecture. The exterior recalls the form of a tiger ready to run, with headlights that suggest an intense gaze. A one piece luminous front face is formed by more than ten thousand holes of 0.2 mm, made with micro hole laser engraving technology, which gives an even light distribution. Twenty five aerodynamic improvements bring the drag coefficient to 0.199. The smart cockpit holds a 45 inch 8K screen and ripple patterns drawn from Chinese cultural landscapes.

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Komi Electric Vehicle

Komi

Komi is a compact electric car with three doors and four seats. The overall length is under three meters, which suits crowded urban areas and small parking spaces. The body is built with a stamping process and more than sixty percent high strength steel to protect occupants. An electronic stability control system, an anti-lock braking system and an electronic parking brake are integrated. The maximum speed is 120 kilometers per hour and the driving range reaches 300 kilometers. The design follows European M1 safety rules within the size limits of the Japanese K-car standard.

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