The Jaguar XKX is an electric roadster that is curvy in all the right places, not to mention some areas that are least expected. From rounded corners to domed underbellies, it is a sleek and contemporary ride fit for the modern man and woman. What's more, the Jaguar XKX's unique design details are subtle. Overall, it stays true to the Jaguar family.
Conceived by Albanian freelance designer and architect Marin Myftiu in collaboration with Bahraini brother design duo Ali and Hussain Almossawi of Skyrill, the Jaguar XKX was inspired by the original '60s Jaguar E-Type model. Faster and more efficient, the Jaguar XKX combines looks with innovative aerodynamics tailored around electrical elements of the power system as well as cutting-edge energy feedback.
Curvy Underbelly Cars
The Jaguar XKX Concept is Inspired by the '60s E-Type Model
Trend Themes
1. Electric Roadsters - Opportunity to disrupt the automotive industry by developing sleek and contemporary electric roadsters that combine looks with innovative aerodynamics.
2. Curvy Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity to create cars with curvy and rounded corners, inspired by classic models, while incorporating cutting-edge energy feedback.
3. Underbelly Architecture - Innovative opportunity to design cars with domed underbellies, enhancing aerodynamics and efficiency in electric roadsters.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry can capitalize on the trend of electric roadsters and curvy design by developing sleek, energy-efficient vehicles.
2. Design - Opportunity for designers and architects to explore curvy design and underbelly architecture in various products, including cars and other modes of transportation.
3. Renewable Energy - Opportunity for renewable energy companies to collaborate with automotive manufacturers to develop cutting-edge energy feedback systems for electric roadsters.