Concepts from the 'Intelligent Emotion' project by Audi

The German manufacturer is so concerned about the new generation of the company’s designers that it has long been promoting events among students from different universities.
On this occasion, students from the Munich University of Applied Sciences took part in the ‘Intelligent Emotion’ project, which aims to have designers envision new ways of using alternatives to traditional fuel in the future, taking into account the individual mobility needs of the next generations.
According to the head of the design group Audi, Wolfgang Egger, the students tackled the issue of future mobility with excellent concepts and clear-sighted approaches. Furthermore, each model contains at least one feature that could be included in a future vehicle production.
Car enthusiasts who want to learn more details about the concepts will have to wait until the publication of a book called “Audi Design Projekt”, which will cost 29.90 euros.
Via Motor Authority
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