Apple does seem to have made the “i” famous enough that the alphabet now runs around in many designs and products. Nevertheless, the iBite concept is an interesting design that won the design competition “Hawaii Motors” and earned 1,500 bucks for its creator, Iman Maghsoudi of Iran.
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The design feeds on the heritage of Hawaii, and has symbolic components of the island in its design. While the basic inspiration comes from ancient Hawaiian Koa Warriors, the rear has been designed to look like a humpback whale’s tail, and the doors are styled like surfboards. As would be expected, a hybrid powertrain will be used to power the car.
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