2016 Lo-Res Concept
Shape was formed from lowering the 3D resolution of the iconic Lamborghini Countach, a Marcello Gandini (at Bertone) design from the early seventies
The body of the Lo-Res is made up of 12 tinted polycarbonate panels. It does have front and rear light bars, likely serving as headlights and taillamps, while the United Nude logos at the front and the back are both illuminated.
For its underpinnings, the Lo-Res uses a steel tube-frame chassis with black-painted metal covers for the wheels. A KDS 5-kilowatt electric motor paired with a single-speed transmission that sends that power to the rear wheels. It has disc brakes on the front wheels.
Opening the remote-control actuated clamshell body reveals fixed tandem seats made of polished metal and trimmed in ribbed black upholstery.
Probably the most interesting bit of the interior would be the chrome hexagonal steering wheel and the polished instrument panel containing two digital displays.
Designed by the United Nude
