The Conceptual Harrison Bond Defender by Matteo Gentile is Rugged
Michael Hemsworth — October 18, 2021 — Autos
References: matteogentile.gumroad & yankodesign
The conceptual Harrison Bond Defender has been designed by Matteo Gentile as a rendering of truly rugged off-road 4x4 vehicle that is imagined as being perfect for the namesake secret agent himself. The vehicle features a boxy construction that has had the shape angles smoothed over to give them a distinctly aerodynamic look and feel. The SUV is paired with airless tires that have an almost NASA-inspired design and would enable the driver to easy tackle any terrain or even avoid gunfire.
The conceptual Harrison Bond Defender is finished with a classic appearance for the grille and headlights, while the rear section calls to mind the aesthetics of the modern Defender. The vehicle concept is perfectly timed given the release of the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die, in theaters.
Image Credit: Matteo Gentile
The conceptual Harrison Bond Defender is finished with a classic appearance for the grille and headlights, while the rear section calls to mind the aesthetics of the modern Defender. The vehicle concept is perfectly timed given the release of the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die, in theaters.
Image Credit: Matteo Gentile
Trend Themes
1. Off-road Spy Vehicles - Off-road vehicles designed for secret agents with advanced features for handling any terrain and avoiding harm.
2. Boxy Aerodynamic Design - Rugged off-road vehicles built with boxy designs that feature smoothed angles for aerodynamic performance.
3. Airless Tires - Off-road vehicles equipped with innovative airless tires for smooth rides and improved durability.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - The use of innovative technologies and design in designing rugged off-road vehicles for specialized use by law enforcement and military organizations.
2. Entertainment Industry - Designing vehicles that capture the spirit and style of fictional characters in movies, books, and television shows for promotional purposes.
3. Defense Industry - Collaborating with automotive engineers to develop specialized and improved off-road vehicles for military and defense applications.
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