PEUGEOT 'NO CONCEPT': A STUNNING HYDROGEN CAR CONCEPT

PEUGEOT 'NO CONCEPT': A STUNNING HYDROGEN CAR CONCEPT - TheArsenale

The electric vehicle market has exploded due to concerns about climate change, but there are concerns about the environmental impact of electric drivetrains. As an alternative, hydrogen-powered vehicles are emerging, with benefits like longer ranges and emissions that are nothing more than water or vapor. However, the cost of hydrogen-powered drivetrains is currently high, and technological advances are needed to make it more accessible.

Created by design student Zhe Huang, the design is based on folded paper, giving it a sharp and edgy appearance that reflects the direction of future automotive design. The car has a minimalist appearance and an intriguing visual balance, making it stand out from other concept cars that are often impractical or too futuristic.

The Cyberpunk-inspired design of the Peugeot "No Concept" flows smoothly from the front to the rear, with a concave side profile that adds a muscular appeal. The use of black glints, silver, and gray colors creates depth and contrast, and the shining surface of the car is intended to create volume in the right places. The car's aerodynamic design is optimized to reduce drag coefficient for better fuel efficiency and overall range.

The Peugeot "No Concept" is a promising example of the future of hydrogen-powered vehicles. While the technology is still in its infancy and the cost is high, advancements in hydrogen fuel cells could make this type of vehicle more accessible in the near future. With its visually striking design and aerodynamic optimization, the Peugeot "No Concept" is a step in the right direction for the future of sustainable transportation.

📷: Zhe Huang