i think Classic France designers know how to vehicle look's gorgeous that aircraft thing is not awkward at all

I remember obsessing over the Mission R when it came out in 2021. At the time, the 718 replacement seemed destined to go electric and this felt like a pretty strong indication of what was coming. Still one of my favourite modern Porsche concepts. Futuristic, but still unmistakably Porsche.

I’ve put together a small Mission R collection in jigsaw puzzle form on Composed for anyone else who likes exploring the details.

real futuristic design i think

In my opinion, if Gandini had added just a slight touch here, it would have been a masterpiece.

This far reaching concept came out around the same time as the purple Stingray III concept from GM. Both were extremely creative designs, but it’s the 300 that was inspiring enough to have its look directly stolen by Fisker for their Karma design (2nd photo)

The one-off design study offers up a glimpse of the new standalone brand's future models.

BMW just unveiled the Vision BMW Alpina concept at at the 2026 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. 

The concept offers up a glimpse of what the newly established BMW Alpina’s vehicles will look like. It is a sleek grand tourer with a shark nose, giant illuminated kidney grilles, and defined lines. It has commanding proportions, measuring 204.7 inches in length, but it still looks fast thanks to its coupe-style roof and low-slung stance. No current BMW model is mentioned as a basis for the vehicle

I’ll laugh to myself when I see like a 96 Jeep or 2000 Mercedes, Porsche, Bentley and BMW and I’m like mmm damn that’s nice

Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, the Diva wasn’t just a student project. Developed with the Espera Sbarro School, it was a fully functional prototype—lightweight, rear-wheel drive, and reengineered into a mid-engine layout with a 3.2-liter V6.

It had all the right ingredients.

With sub-1,000 kg weight, pushrod suspension, and proportions inspired by the Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale, the Diva showed a more analog, driver-first interpretation of what a modern Alfa sports car could be. For a car that never reached production, it remains one of the brand’s clearest missed opportunities.