Photo: E. Milano
With the M4 Convertible making its world debut at the New York Auto Show, renderers around the world seemingly lost their heads and started drawing all sorts of crazy creations to keep up with BMW’s design house.
One of the latest projects we encountered was created by Evren Milano and is called BMW ZZ. Apparently it was inspired by both the new M4 Convertible and the Z4, featuring a rather sleek and aggressive face alongside real LED strips.
The headlights migrated towards a thinner design that kind-of resembles the faces of new Audis, while the kidney grille seems to have been taken straight from an SUV-like vehicle, reminding us of the X4, despite wearing the M badge on it.
On the bumper, two air intakes dominate the presence, towards the exterior, being decorated with what look like LED fog lights. No doubt, this is a rather amateurish design but it certainly has potential.
However, according to our sources close to BMW, this is close to the design BMW will be adopting, in the near future. Bigger kidney grilles and thinner headlamps are going to show up on future cars, while the rest of the front fascia will remain as simple as possible.
All of this will be possible due to usage of newly announced Organic LEDs that will help with the lighting and roadside safety at night.
Via: emilano.com
The headlights migrated towards a thinner design that kind-of resembles the faces of new Audis, while the kidney grille seems to have been taken straight from an SUV-like vehicle, reminding us of the X4, despite wearing the M badge on it.
On the bumper, two air intakes dominate the presence, towards the exterior, being decorated with what look like LED fog lights. No doubt, this is a rather amateurish design but it certainly has potential.
However, according to our sources close to BMW, this is close to the design BMW will be adopting, in the near future. Bigger kidney grilles and thinner headlamps are going to show up on future cars, while the rest of the front fascia will remain as simple as possible.
All of this will be possible due to usage of newly announced Organic LEDs that will help with the lighting and roadside safety at night.
Via: emilano.com
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