Anonymous
9/1/2025, 1:46:15 PM
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Why are EV designs so conservative?
A combustion engined car is always going to have some sort of ideal shape based on the packaging of the engine and gearbox.
The main constraint of EVs is aero, not packaging. An EV doesn't need any particular shape, theoretically you could make the battery an integral part of the lower part of the chassis and have a complete clean sheet for what a car can actually do spatially and aesthetically.
Instead you get stupid pastiche shit like this. That shape would make perfect sense if they needed to shove an 8 litre V12 in the front, but there's literally nothing there. Half the car is entirely wasted space just because they're working with imaginary constraints.
A combustion engined car is always going to have some sort of ideal shape based on the packaging of the engine and gearbox.
The main constraint of EVs is aero, not packaging. An EV doesn't need any particular shape, theoretically you could make the battery an integral part of the lower part of the chassis and have a complete clean sheet for what a car can actually do spatially and aesthetically.
Instead you get stupid pastiche shit like this. That shape would make perfect sense if they needed to shove an 8 litre V12 in the front, but there's literally nothing there. Half the car is entirely wasted space just because they're working with imaginary constraints.