In each generation, products often need to be eye-catching through outstanding design, and the appearance of the product usually reflects the demands of each generation of consumers; For example, in the field of motorcycles, imitation racing models that emphasize sports genes tend to adopt streamlined designs, and we can also see many concept cars launched by popular manufacturers, of course, today's protagonist is the new imitation racing concept car FSD 59 created by former Ferrari designers, which is quite eye-catching.
Before introducing this concept car that disrupts current vehicle design, we may first learn about the design brand, Frank Stephenson Design (FSD), founded by former Ferrari designers who designed classic models such as the Ferrari F430 and Maserati MC12. Back to the FSD 59 concept car, the first thing you can see at a glance is its futuristic appearance, in addition to the rather streamlined design, you can see at a glance that compared with the general imitation of the design of the goggles, and the fairing is integrated into the position of the traditional fuel tank, so that the visual center of gravity of the vehicle is integrated into the front half of the vehicle, the low-lying and forward-leaning shape, so that the simple body lines make the visual experience more streamlined, and the rear of the car is the popular short warped tail, empty swingarm and wheels that are popular in the concept car, making the shape more sporty.
According to the FSD official, the FSD 59 concept car is completely oriented to the ultimate aerodynamics, of course, you may have guessed, this is an electric model, so the placement of the power battery, and the control of wind resistance will become the key to the vehicle's endurance, the author believes that these factors will affect the design style of the future vehicle, Frank Stephenson's attempt will be a direction. Interestingly, even though FSD has never released a sample of the actual ride, the FSD 59 handlebars and pedals can be adjusted, giving more room for adjustment of the riding position.
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