Revealed in Tokyo in 2017, Mazda says the Vision Coupe represents the next phase for Mazda's Kodo - Soul of Motion designs, "whose expression of vitality and dynamism was evolved in pursuit of an essential Japanese aesthetic."
Says Ikuo Maeda, Mazda's managing executive officer in charge of design and brand style: "It's truly an honour to have this model, which aims to express the essence of Japanese aesthetics, applauded by some of the world's top car designers. The essence of this design concept will be evident in the next generation of Mazda cars, the first of which is due to be launched in 2019."
Designed on a tourer theme, the Subaru Viziv Tourer Concept unites Symmetrical AWD layout powered by a boxer engine. In anticipation of widespread future deployment of automated driving technologies, advanced driver-assist functions combining the next-generation EyeSight system with other devices have been installed in the car to reduce driver fatigue on long journeys and enable active enjoyment of driving with peace of mind.
Subaru says its design and development will advance in the directions indicated by the Viziv Concept models "as it continues to make cars that deliver enjoyment and peace of mind."
The McLaren Senna GTR Concept produces more power and torque than the road-legal McLaren Senna, and achieves the quickest McLaren lap times outside Formula 1.
Based around the same carbon fibre Monocage III structure as the McLaren Senna to ensure the core strength and rigidity needed for a top-flight track car, the McLaren Senna GTR will be similar in weight to the 1,198kg lightest dry total of its road-legal relation.
Exact technical details of the McLaren Senna GTR will be confirmed later in 2018, but the car manufacturer says "it will be the most extreme McLaren ever".
