Created as a luxury car concept that looks to celebrate the best of the brand, the Range Rover Diamond Concept takes the classic aesthetic of the vehicle and makes it edgier (literally).
Designed by Manole Romulus, the Range Rover Diamond Concept is a culmination of four generations of design aesthetics brought together. Romulus took the actual designs of the Range Rover and took the next logical (albeit, stylized) step to create a vehicle that looks good enough for a variety of different purposes.
Explaining the luxury car concept further, Romulus describes that, "The concept I have presented considers this design analysis and describes a model for the foreseeable future placed within the current Range Rover series. It is designed for difficult areas with a high risk of impact and deforming of vehicle sides. The class of the vehicle is maintained, but the inferior register is made of geometrical sides with mat faces that are resistant to scratches."
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Luxury Cars
- Opportunities exist for luxury car brands to incorporate sharper, geometric designs into their models.
- Next-generation Designs
- Incorporate designs from previous generations with a stylized twist to create futuristic-looking vehicles.
- Durability
- There is an opportunity to include resistant, geometrical exterior designs for vehicles built to withstand high-risk impacts and scratches.
Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Car Manufacturing
- Companies involved in the manufacturing of luxury vehicles can explore the use of geometric designs in creating new and innovative products.
- Automotive Design
- Automotive designers can modify existing designs and add geometric elements to create futuristic, edgier luxury cars.
- Automotive Supplies
- Suppliers of automotive materials can create new materials with geometrical designs that are resistant to scratches and high-impact collisions.
