Jussi Timonen: Excess

"ONE AIM is a tribute to the Japanese supercar tradition. Japanese design heritage is interpreted with a 'Samurai helmet' look, creating a clear dominating message, combined with the advanced seating concept of Formula One cars. ONE AIM is based upon the dimensions and proportions of Toyota's Formula One TF-103."

Tiago Dias: FLOW

"Flow is a rental vehicle designed to be available to the cultural tourist that travels to Portugal with the intent of experiencing the country at a deeper cultural and social level.. ..With plenty of open areas and easy egress design, this vehicle would provide a unique holiday experience."

Linda Anderson: Self-Expression and Individualisation

"There is a need for a provocative and rebellious concept, a rebel against the blank car, aiming to strengthen the interactive relationship between man and car, to show a new direction on and off the road. A car with a personal 'face' which strives to fulfil the user's yearning for individuality."

Karl Zeeso: The Sexuality & Interconnection of Car & Driver

"The car is simultaneously designed as both a mechanical physical extension of the body and also as an object of fashion and jewellery worn to visually enhance the human body. The goal is to blur or erase the line between sensuality, sexuality and the technical aspects of the car. To make the motion, emotion and mechanics one."

Heikki Naulapää: Aprilla Magnet

"Magnet's riding sensation, due to exposed bodywork, extreme leaning characteristics, three-wheel layout and seating position only inches from the ground ensures a thrilling ride.

"Magnet is a sustainable, low-emission, hybrid vehicle, powered by a small combustion engine with an integrated electric engine in every wheel."

David Beasley: Prometheus

"Vehicles need heritage to demonstrate progression. Presenting a 'retro-futuristic' vehicle provides a modern reinterpretation of this era of technological expressiveness. Prometheus embodies the spirit of the art of 'motionless speed' with classical elegance and ultra-modern technology."

Daniel Rodriguez Ramiro:  Open Plan Vehicle

"The mass produced automobile has its roots in the 'people cars' that appeared in Europe in the mid 20th Century as an attempt to make mobile a society in which the nuclear family was the dominant social structure.. ..However, there have been in recent decades deep sociological changes that have affected the household composition of Western societies.  "My project is intended as an exploration of the trend towards new family types and the patterns of use in these alternative households."

Alvaro del Campo Barcena: Message

"At first glance a car is an instantly recognisable object but it also needs to be 'read' in order to distinguish one car from another. The depth of this process normally depends upon the intelligence and training of the reader.  "The language of vehicle design is a very specific one. Often it is not fully enjoyed by the general public.. ..The aim of this project is to find a contemporary language for vehicles which is more expressive and therefore more accessible to people."