EV/Hybrid

  • Honda Element.

    The Honda Element still has many fans. Even though its production stopped over 13 years ago. The illustration above shows what a new generation of Honda’s small and hugely practical crossover could look like. The Element was produced between 2002 and 2011. With a total production of around 350 000 units. It seems its popularity… Continue reading Honda Element.

  • Nissan N7 EV.

    The all-new Nissan N7 sedan is the company’s latest effort to regain market share in the Chinese market. Will it be enough? This new Nissan sedan is based on a new platform design with Chinese manufacturer Dongfeng. It might seem like a Tesla Model 3 competitor but it’s actually close to the Model S in… Continue reading Nissan N7 EV.

  • Bentley EV.

    Bentley unveiled a teaser for their new EV SUV coming next year, and these illustrations show what the real thing could look like. These do look a bit like the teaser, but not really. I really hope Bentley can come up with something a bit more exciting than this clumsy amalgam of their current design… Continue reading Bentley EV.

  • Zeekr 007 Wagon.

    Chinese manufacturer Zeekr just released the first official photos of the sporty wagon version of the Zeekr 007 sedan. Zeekr is one of many brands owned by Geely. Like Lynk & Co. or Polestar and Volvo. The brand has been sold in Europe for a while. In Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, France, Germany as… Continue reading Zeekr 007 Wagon.

  • Buick US EV.

    Yes, Buick has been selling EVs for a few years. In China… The illustration above shows what a new US specific model could look like. With a slightly updated design language as well. A few years ago when GM announced the Cadillac Lyriq, the Chevrolet Equinox EV and Blazer EV, we were waiting for something… Continue reading Buick US EV.

  • Chrysler Sedan.

    With Chrysler‘s future uncertain once again, let’s imagine a new sedan for the good old brand. We all know Stelantis canceled a Chrysler crossover project based on the 2022 Airflow concept. That concept was supposed to be a preview of a new 2024 or 2025 Chrysler EV. While there was really nothing wrong with its… Continue reading Chrysler Sedan.