Designer Funfere Koroye from Savannah College of Art and Design introduces a novel wind-powered car dubbed M6 that flatteringly mimics a flying machine. Aside from the winged form factor and the "pretty lady standing next to it," the wind-powered motor backs up a direct current motor to supply it with enormous thrust to reach 120 miles an hour. The cruising speed is attributable to its rudder and wings too, mind you.
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Highly appreciable is the neat design flaunting an over-sized fin on the back and the Formula 1 carbon composite body parts. However, the fact that it’s a zero-emission vehicle elevates it beyond any measures. It's pretty impressive, to say the least!
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Yankodesign via Behance
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