Every week we publish many renderings. While some of them see actual new models coming in the next few months, others are mostly done for fun. They envision super-futuristic creations that likely won’t hit the production line any time soon, if ever at all.
Here at Motor1.com, we all love virtual images and that’s why we thought we’d share one additional rendering article each week. It combines the best design exercises created by our own artists, as well as images provided by independent automotive designers, students and just regular gearheads.
We will update this article with new renderings from last week every Thursday. That way, you’ll have all the cool digital interpretations that come in handy when you want to take a quick look at the future.
The C-HR went on sale in global markets in 2016 and arrived in the United States about two years later. It’s time for the automaker to launch its second-generation crossover and this rendering proposes a new design language inspired by the bZ4X electric vehicle.
The render features a mid-cycle update to the fourth-generation Sorento, which has been on sale in its current form since 2020. A facelift for the SUV could bring about a radical change at the front with the headlights getting a new overall shape.
The two-door versions of the C-Class and E-Class are no longer available. Instead, Mercedes plans to launch the all-new CLE soon as a replacement for the compact and midsize coupes and convertibles. This is what it could look like
Passat will continue his life on the European continent where he will receive a new generation. Currently being developed by Skoda as a station wagon only, the new Passat will borrow design cues from the Volkswagen ID family as previewed in this rendering.
