We could learn a thing or two from Pininfarina’s signature minimalism - Yanko Design

I wouldn't actually telephone call it minimalism, every bit much as I would cleanness and straightforwardness, only the Italian automotive design powerhouse is channeling an aesthetic that isn't necessarily Italian, but feels more of a blend betwixt German and Japanese. Its collaboration with Hybrid Kinetic resulted in the H500 sedan concept… a machine that'due south pristine both on the outside and inside.

The H500 is equipped with the cut-border technology developed past Hybrid Kinetic for the traction organization, with bombardment and electric motors capable of going from 0 to 100kmph in iv.7 seconds but what I truly detect attracting is its outer trunk. Made to look less ground-breaking and more sensible, the H500's blueprint is make clean, crisp, and doesn't shock or surprise you, but rather reasons with you. Fifty-fifty though it's an electric car, it retains its grill on the front, giving it an ambitious Stalin-esque mustache expect. The residue of the trunk, however, tries to retain a smooth sensible look, with little drama, and subtle curves carving the car's exterior (something we saw in the H2 Speed concept too). All details on the outside don't add to it, but blend right in, whether it's the skylight on height that looks more like a racing stripe than a window, or the handles on the doors that stand flush against the motorcar's body… giving the car a clean exterior, which rather well complements the fact that the motorcar'southward nada emission nature, making it clean in more than than one way!

Designers: Pininfarina & Hybrid Kinetic.