AUTOMOTIVE SERIES
This collection explores a spectrum of motorcycle concepts, from high-performance internal combustion engines to forward-thinking electric mobility solutions.
ThE series embodies a vision of motorcycle design where heritage meets innovation—celebrating the tactile power of traditional engines while advancing the sculptural and technological possibilities of the electric future.
K1100 LT | BMW
A custom reinterpretation of BMW’s iconic K1100 LT, this design celebrates the visceral mechanics of a traditional combustion engine. Its bold golden accents emphasize the exposed engine components, highlighting the precision engineering and raw power that define the brand’s legacy.
POLESTAR MODEL 432A
A compact, all-electric urban motorcycle, the Polestar 432A combines rugged off-road capability with sleek, minimalist industrial design. Its geometric frame and integrated battery compartment present a futuristic yet utilitarian aesthetic, optimized for efficiency and urban exploration.
NEONE 12395
The Neone 12395 is a sculptural electric motorcycle concept that fuses sharp, architectural lines with functional ergonomics. Its design focuses on balancing forward-leaning aerodynamics with bold, monolithic forms, making it a statement piece in motion or at rest.
TESLA MODEL 96AU
This fully electric motorcycle concept pushes the boundaries of minimalism and performance. Its hollow-core wheel design and sharp, angular frame embrace Tesla’s vision of futuristic mobility while showcasing engineering innovation and sustainable propulsion.
TESLA MODEL 33 | 63 | 369
A hyper-streamlined electric motorcycle designed for extreme aerodynamic efficiency. The body flows as a single sculptural volume, merging speed, stealth, and elegance in a way that hints at the evolution of performance-focused EVs.
ROVER 01 | XVRT 40
Rover 01 is a bold, experimental electric motorcycle that combines sharp geometric contrasts with luminous color accents. Its extended flat body and triangular battery core embrace an almost conceptual architectural language, redefining what a two-wheeled EV can look like.
