These projects explore ideas that client work doesn't always allow — original thinking about where automotive design and engineering can go. Every concept is fully modelled, not sketched.
A personal concept exploring one of the most practical unsolved problems in EV ownership — range anxiety — through a design-led solution. The trailer carries a battery pack integrated into its floor structure, extending the i8's range on demand without permanently adding weight or compromising the car's everyday character.
The trailer attaches only for long-distance journeys. Daily driving — city, commute, short trips — the i8 remains exactly as it was designed: light, agile, sporting. For longer range, couple the trailer and the floor-mounted battery pack supplements the car's own system seamlessly.
The aerodynamic form mirrors the i8's design language exactly — same graphic stripe, same surface character, same proportions relative to the vehicle. From the side it reads as a single composed object, not a car towing a box.
The cutaway render shows what matters most — the battery pack sits in the lowest possible position, keeping the centre of gravity low and the towing dynamics predictable. Suspension is independent. The structural frame is designed around the battery module, not added around it as an afterthought.
The trailer was conceived with three distinct colour personalities — each referencing a different archetype. Not just colour choices but character statements that extend the owner's relationship with the vehicle.
The same design principle applied to a different vehicle — an Audi Q8 with a brand-matched trailer. Same surface language, same graphic treatment, same colour. The concept demonstrates that car-matched trailer design is a scalable idea applicable across premium brands, not a one-off study.
Engine cover design is one of the most technically demanding surface tasks in automotive — a tight space governed by pedestrian safety regulations, component clearances, carbon fibre layering constraints, and the expectation that it looks premium when the bonnet opens. Three design studies exploring different cover characters for BMW i and BMW M applications.
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