2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept

2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept Side Top View 2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept

2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept is designed for driving pleasure with blue architecture. It’s is the brainchild of Seungmo Lim, a graduate student at Pforzheim University in Germany. The concept would make use of wheel-mounted motors (optimizing space) while featuring new kidney placement (for motor-cooling and BMW-ness).

2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept Rear Side View 2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept

2010 BMW GT Sequence with those oddly-placed kidneys and nose prongs, the Sequence sure is interesting to look at. Lim says, “Another important feature of Sequence is a big twisting surface starting from front fender to the shoulder. It gives the car a very characteristic and dramatic appearance.”

In addition, the designer also has high hopes for the future by making use of Better Place’s recharging system, which ideally “allows you to drive into the station where a machine, installed under the ground, changes the battery within one minute. The station then uses solar panels to recharge the batteries without any emissions.”

2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept Side View 2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept

2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept Front Side Top View 2010 BMW GT Sequence Concept

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