LA motor Arată intrările de Design Challenge a relevat

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Producator designeri vie pentru onoruri cu lor masina viitor visionsDesign studios la mari producatori precum BMW, GM, Honda, Mercedes-Benz şi Subaru au prezentat conceptul schiţe pentru a noua anual LA motor show Design Challenge.
Provocarea îşi propune să exploreze noi idei în design auto, şi permite designeri pentru a prezenta talentele lor.
Această temă de ani este o lege executarea patrulare auto pentru anul 2025, cu criterii bazate pe tehnologie avansată, viteza şi agilitatea, creativitatea şi sensibilitatea de mediu judeca.
Desenelor şi modelelor transmise includ un SUV ecologic-Mercedes-Benz Ener-G-Force, trântor fără pilot motociclete Honda şi elegant Volt echipa de General Motors.
Panoul judeca include Tom Matano, director executiv la San Francisco arta Universitys Scoala de Design Industrial, Stewart Reed, scaun de Design de transport la Pasadena College of Design şi Bruce Meyer, fostul racer şi membru al Consiliului Fundaţiei California Highway Patrol.
Castigatorul va fi anuntat pe 29 noiembrie în timpul unui eveniment ziua presei auto Arată.

Manufacturer designers vie for honours with their future car visionsDesign studios from major manufacturers such as BMW, GM, Honda, Mercedes-Benz and Subaru have submitted concept sketches for the ninth annual LA motor show Design Challenge.
The challenge aims to explore new ideas in automotive design, and allow designers to showcase their talents.
This years theme is a law enforcement patrol car for the year 2025, with judging criteria based on advanced technology, speed and agility, creativity and environmental sensitivity.
Designs submitted include an environmentally friendly SUV – the Mercedes-Benz Ener-G-Force, unmanned drone motorcycles from Honda and the sleek Volt Squad from General Motors.
The judging panel includes Tom Matano, executive director at San Francisco Art Universitys the School of Industrial Design, Stewart Reed, chair of Transportation Design at Pasadena College of Design and Bruce Meyer, former racer and board member of the California Highway Patrol Foundation.
The winner will be announced on 29 November during an event on the motor show press day.