This concept Porsche was designed to be the last car you’d ever need to buy - Yanko Design

The cursory behind Ilya Zakharov's Porsche Exclusive GT is uncomplicated. Make the motorcar less of an impulse buy and more of a consciously purchased production y'all'll own and cherish forever. The automobile is beautiful, no doubt, but its beauty is backed by the fact that Zakharov hopes information technology'll serve a lifetime – with insides that are built to final years without going obsolete, and with an outer aesthetic that looks so cutting edge, it won't ever age.

The Porsche Exclusive GT started as Zakharov'due south MA Thesis project and gradually evolved into ane of the about futuristic Porsche designs I've seen in a while. The Exclusive GT ups the aggression with its sinewy, muscular course that'south visible effectually the wheels with elevated fenders and rear quarter panels that almost make it look similar the car's crouching. Given that the machine'southward required to evangelize a lifetime of peak performance, the Exclusive GT comes with exaggerated air intakes around the front that result in floating headlights… a detail that slightly resembles Porsche'due south Mission E, but with a more dominating presence. The design extends to the back too, with a linear tail-light surrounded by a fix of outlets for the air to pass through every bit the Exclusive GT cuts through time and infinite. The auto sports a carbon-fiber body (you'll notice the texture in the render right away), which probably indicates at a future where the composite material's more than widely present, along with rear-facing cameras for side-mirrors, another future-friendly detail. Information technology's safe to presume that the Porsche Exclusive GT concept is electric too, following the Taycan, and seats up to four people in its relatively small, withal extremely captivating design.

Designer: Ilya Zakharov