A design scholar from Lund College in Sweden, has designed an electrical metropolis automotive for Koenigsegg as a part of his BA thesis mission. The electrical commuter-type mission automotive is known as the “Variera” and has been created by Maximilian Tyrot, in collaboration with one of many designers from Koenigsegg.
The coed set off with a easy transient of designing an electrical Koenigsegg within the commuter automotive section, in addition to the efficiency section for an entry-level buyer base. The Variera took design inspiration from Koenigsegg’s hypercar lineup, together with the Jesko, Gemera and CC850.
Tyrot additionally talked about how he might showcase his design iterations throughout a number of phases to the designers at Koenigsegg and obtain their suggestions. The mission presentation showcases all of the phases of the design course of, together with the ideation sketches, interiors, expertise on-board, colors, wheel designs and the ultimate design renders. The mission additionally showcased a number of customisable choices, together with a full gloss carbon-fibre configuration.
The top result’s a low-slung 2-seater carbon-fibre coupe measuring 4,315 mm in size, 1,800 mm in width and 1,486 mm in top. It has a wheelbase of two,600 mm. The Variera contains a skateboard structure with the battery positioned under the seats and totally autonomous driving capabilities.
