Bugatti Renaissance Design Concept looks melted, but sharp
The last thing VW is thinking about at the moment is offering a successor to the 1001-hp Bugatti Veyron. But some fans of this supercar are only thinking only about that.
Take for instance John Mark Vicente who hails from Canada and is a graduate of the Communication Design program at Emily Carr. He’s put down a design which qualifies as an official design if placed inside a Bugatti company folder.
Known as the Bugatti Renaissance Design Concept, the study is based on the existing Veyron. The lines from the Audi R8 and popular Ferraris is visible.
A valiant effort. VW are you looking at this?
Bugatti Renaissance Design Concept Image Gallery
Source – Egmcartech
Posted by Shrawan Raja on January 10, 2010. Read More on Bugatti, Renderings · 2 Comments
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[...] Design Program at Emily Carr. His design for the Veyron’s successor is called the Bugatti Renaissance Design Concept, which could qualify as an official design by Bugatti, if it is placed inside one of the [...]