Buick's new Electra Orbit concept combines retro 1950s space-race design and advanced electric vehicle innovation. Developed by GM China, this six-meter-long vehicle features a sweeping form, impressive sculpted fenders, and 24-inch wheels. Its aerodynamic design includes deployable drag-reduction elements and scissor-style doors, offering a luxurious and theatrical approach to travel. The Electra Orbit's aesthetics reflect mid-century styles, utilizing a unique 'Space' metallic finish that enhances its futuristic appearance. This concept exists as a bold exploration of design and technology for Buick's future identity, emphasizing an authentic blend of past inspiration and modern execution.
The Electra Orbit stretches nearly six meters long and more than two meters wide, presenting an elongated, sweeping form that instantly sets it apart from traditional EV silhouettes.
Visually, the Electra Orbit draws heavily from mid-century concepts, jet-age forms, and science fiction aesthetics, offering a design language that's both nostalgic and exploratory.
Painted in a bespoke 'Space' metallic finish, the car's surface is crafted to mirror the reflective mystery of outer space.
This concept demonstrates how bold forms, materials and technologies can be executed in an authentic context.
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