The E-Zero concept imagines what an electric McLaren would look like - Yanko Design

Made to kickstart the electric revolution in McLaren's offering of fine, fast automobiles, the McLaren Due east-Zero concept comes from designer and fanboy Daniel Platek, who hopes the company volition first producing e-vehicles in the virtually future.

The conceptual E-Cipher imagines what an electrified McLaren sportscar would look like. Platek stays true to McLaren's design cues, with the orange+black paint job, and a principal trunk shape that is inspired past the legendary M6GT from 1969. The machine's design otherwise boasts of incredibly futuristic detailing like the extremely slim headlights and taillights, and an unusually cute single slice of glass that extends from the forepart, to the back and fifty-fifty the sides, giving y'all an infinity windshield that's an accented pleasance to look at. The windshield extends to the front, while dipping into the car's hood to create an air-vent, while the lack of a clear rear windshield is substituted with cameras on both sides of the car where you'd expect rear-view mirrors, sending a video feed into the car's dashboard.

Designed in tribute to Bruce McLaren, the car does a hat-tip to the company'due south range of stellar sportscars, while proposing a four-bicycle electric drivetrain, and a battery that's located on the auto's bottom chassis.

Designer: Daniel Platek