Aston Martin VIE GH Concept

The Aston Martin VIE GH (VIE – Vehement, Intelligent, Electro) concept was designed to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the British brand. The idea of the Russian designer Grigory Gorin was to envision a next-generation sports car based on the fusion of the historically established fundamental rules and principles, philosophy of absolute freedom, power, beauty, soul and futuristic vision of the next generation of Aston Martin supercars.
The project Aston Martin “VIE GH” anniversary concept has an electric traction with the appliance of the fuel cell technology fed with hydrogen. The concept was imagined with a hydrogen-aerial electrochemical generator at the front and with an electric motor within each wheel to provide the car with an all-wheel drive setup. It has a hydrogen tank installed under the rear suspension and a lithium-ion battery mounted in the center of the car while the battery has been integrated into the roof.
High-end materials are used, such as adjustable transparent glass with opacity control and electronic paint. The exterior body sheets are handcrafted and made of aluminum.
The design of the Aston Martin “VIE GH” concept is based on the traditions and stylistic features of the brand, drawing its inspiration from the 1935 Ulster and the more recent 2009 One-77.

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