Gabriel Tam's chauffeur-driven concept car, the Peregrinate, was designed especially for the Fontana Park Hotel of Lisbon, Portugal. The Peregrinate is quite different from traditional chauffeur-driven cars. Its body is made from superhydrophobic Lexan polycarbonate (read: water-resistant) and is outfitted with transitional tinting and rear LED brake lamps that are integrated within the polyurethane gel bumper.
The Peregrinate has a gliding pantograph door system to enable guests to enter the vehicle easily. See more images of this gorgeous ride above.
Chauffeur-Ready Roadsters
The Peregrinate is the Future of Ballin' Road Transportation
Trend Themes
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3. Integrated LED Lighting - Opportunity for LED lighting manufacturers to create integrated lighting solutions for vehicles, enhancing safety and aesthetics.
Industry Implications
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3. LED Lighting Manufacturing - Opportunity for LED lighting manufacturers to provide innovative lighting solutions for automotive industry, enhancing vehicle design and safety.