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Jaguar XKX Concept

The XKX Jaguar is a new generation electric concept car, aimed at pushing both performance and power efficiency to a new level, while at the same time tries to keep the glorious design lines of the Jaguar brand. Inspired by the classic 1960’s jaguar e-type, the concept features fresh solutions, a cutting-edge energy feedback, unique new aerodynamics, as well as improved electric power.
The concept was created with combined effort from the Bahrain based Skyrill design studio and the Albanian designer Marin Myftiu in order to create a next generation electric vehicle.
Both from the front and the back if feature tunnel-like air-scoops that allow air to pass through passageways all the way through the car, and reduce overall drag and resistance. That not only means a faster car, but also a more efficient car.
Another innovative development in the car includes layer piezoelectric cells which covers the entire body of Jaguar XKX. These cells when stimulated by the airflow over the vehicle during its movement could produce electricity that can recharge the car’s battery. The technology function as a dynamo, faster the vehicle goes more the electricity is generated.
Reviewing the research statistic that damage side mirrors, is has been the second most highly reported act of car damage, so skyrill developed ‘disappearing’ side mirrors. With a thickness of 1-centimeter, the mirrors fit snugly into a shallow hatch in the doorpiece when the car is parked and unfolding into working position when the vehicle is started.
Despite of all the technological advantages that we see in the car, it is very unlikely that the car will make it to real production in near future, and even if it does then surely the cost of this Jaguar XKX Concept can be seriously high.

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