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2018 BMW Z4 Concept design interview: deceptively simple lines

2018 BMW Z4 Concept design interview: deceptively simple lines

Posted on September 2, 2017April 9, 2019 By Jarvis

We’ve definitely seen our fair share of concept car designs, ranging from mundane to the almost improbable. The BMW Z4 Concept, which was teased in renders just a week ago, seemed to dance between those two extremes, with a design that is both ahead of its time yet still completely doable. And when BMW finally revealed the real thing, it took us a few moments to pick up our jaws from the floor. Fortunately for us, we got the chance to sit down with Adrian van Hooydonk, BMW’s head of global design and the man behind the Z4, to pick his mind about the thinking that went into such a breathtaking design.

BMW Z4 Concept design interview: deceptively simple lines

Usually when taking photos of cars, you have to look for just the right angle to show the vehicle at its best. But try as we might, we couldn’t find a bad angle for the BMW Z4 Concept. Every angle, every vantage point, and every part of the car seems to be oozing with detail and complexity. But it’s all an illusion made with the use of a very few lines.
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