First look (concept) at the supercar that Techrules will launch at the Geneva Motor Show

The Geneva Motor Show is almost ready to unveil all the new models from the different brands to the eyes of the public, eager for new cars. Among the various prototypes of city cars, luxury sports cars and off-roaders capable of climbing walls, there will be a few supercars as well. Among them, Techrules will present one, ready for us to see what this China-based company has to offer and be amazed.

This car does not yet have a public image, but we have only seen a concept image, as a preview, showing a car that will certainly surprise us on 7 March when it is presented at the Swiss show. The car’s design was handled by Fabrio and Giorgetto Giugiaro, who worked to integrate into the car’s mechanics the system based on the Turbine-Recharging EV (TREV), which draws on the aerospace industry and brings interesting innovations to its design.

Techrules’ supercar is reminiscent of a jet plane, both in its design and its propulsion system To this image, which you can already see is quite striking, we must add the driver’s cabin, which resembles that of a jet plane. In fact, it seems that to access it, the canopy lifts to let the driver in, who is positioned exactly as if they were in an aircraft of this type. This central position means that all the other elements are arranged around it, in a modular fashion.

The chassis also has Italian craftsmanship, as it was designed by the sports car specialist L.M. Gianetti. Everything about this car is designed to highlight its power and efficiency so that the driver feels as if they are piloting an aircraft, not driving a car.

Other features included in the car are the front laser headlights, which use this innovative technology to offer lighting capacity that goes off the scale. At the rear, LED lights and cameras will be used to monitor all the car’s blind spots. All these specifications will pass on to other Techrules production models, so they will not only appear on this supercar. What do you think of this car?

Via | Business Panorama