Industrial Design Magazine

Industrial Design Magazine

Industrial Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Qoros 7

Qoros 7 is a sport utility vehicle shaped by the Qubic Aesthetics design language. Square forms are applied to the front, the rear and the interior, giving the vehicle a wide and recognizable appearance. The body structure uses ultra-high strength steel and lightweight aluminum to support the safety of passengers and pedestrians. The interior follows a T-shaped layout with two digital screens and a built-in voice assistant. The seats are ergonomic and adjustable, and the large baggage compartment serves the loading needs of family travel.

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XP Zero

The XP Zero is a new type of electric motorcycle, one that discards conventions and defies expectations. Developed without compromise and built with precision, the XP combines cutting-edge design with state-of-the-art technology, representing a new era of motorcycling. The XP Zero doesn’t look like a conventional motorcycle because it isn’t a conventional motorcycle. The XP produces twice the torque of a combustion superbike, and accelerates faster than a supercar. Customisable performance profiles transform the XP from a cruiser on the highway, to a cafe racer in the twisties.

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The Board

The Board is a folding skateboard designed for easy transport and storage. The deck is made from 57 interlocking pivot hinges. By folding the hinges in one direction or the other, the classic cruiser shape is transformed into a perfect circle. In the circular form, The Board fits into a backpack and can be kept in narrow spaces or displayed as a decorative object at home. Aluminum, iron and plastic are used in the construction. The transformation process gives the design a clear visual appeal.

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Nireeka Nyx

Nireeka Nyx is an electric bicycle designed for off-road and trail riding. The main frame is made of monocoque carbon fiber, which is light and stiff at the same time. Front and rear suspension give a smooth ride. Instead of manual assist levels, the motor output is set by the heart rate of the rider, so the added power feels natural. A gyro assist system also adjusts the motor output to the inclination of the slope, which helps to extend the battery range. The frame uses curved, flowing surfaces rather than the simple triangular tubes common in bicycle design.

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Sadler

Sadler is a foldable bicycle designed for street, urban and light outdoor use. The frame and finish are made of carbon fiber with an epoxy resin system, and the base body is made of aeronautical aluminum alloy. The wheels are hubless and spokeless and measure 26 inches. Sadler folds with a single move into a compact form that can be pulled like a trolley. A double chain multiplies the pedal thrust to match the run of a traditional bicycle. Three versions are offered: classic, three-gear and electric. The seat and handle are finished in Italian leather.

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Wheel X

Wheel X is a concept steering wheel designed for future cars. The form responds to the different needs of drivers in different driving situations. The grip extends and rotates automatically to switch between three modes: unmanned driving, natural driving and sports driving. In the natural state, the shape is round and smooth. When a button is pressed, the grip turns from an O shape to a W shape, the inner surface gains a bump texture and dynamic lighting appears on the outer side. The skeleton is zinc alloy and the shell uses PU and TPEE.

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