A legacy updated! - Yanko Design

Rolls-Royce is more brand than car. Yes, they make some stunning automobiles (sometimes painted with real diamonds), only they're selling y'all the idea of luxury rather than a product). The company is known for its big, unassuming cars, with their perfect pigment-jobs, stellar interiors, and the Spirit of Ecstacy, only what if they were also known for their automotive pattern??

Ivan Venkov thinks RR needs an aesthetic refresh. Their work is remarkable but is far from contemporary, he says. The conceptual RR Coupé builds on the design of the Silver Cloud, but gives the entire automobile a series of visual tweaks that make the car look like Rolls-Royce 2.0. Take for starters the headlamps, that opt for the athwart, aggressive approach as opposed to Rolls-Royce'south standard horizontal headlamp. All the curves are indicative of flowiness, that deviate from the blockish designs of Rolls-Royce. The consequence is a machine that may be trunk-heavy, only looks aerodynamic thanks to the employ of flowing lines (that side contour steals my heart!).

The rims of the concept car get a chariot-like appearance, saying luxury without literally having to, and my personal favorite is the petty lady on the front end. The Spirit of Ecstacy gets her avatar updated too. While the older statuette was probably the virtually flowy/organic affair on the entire automobile, with the billowing clothes, the new Spirit is definitely more edgy and sculptural, looking modern/contemporary, rather than something you'd meet in a museum.

Every inch of the RR Coupé is redesigned, from its remarkable continuous taillight to the angular headlamps, to the Spirit of Ecstacy. What'south remarkable is that even though then much has changed, the Rolls-Royce flavor isn't lost. If naught, it's enhanced, and holds the ability to capture more hearts, don't y'all think??

Designer: Ivan Venkov