Nissan Design Brings Intern’s ‘GT-R(X) 2050’ To Life
The completed project runs just under 10 feet long and sits just over two feet high. The single occupant, the driver, rests horizontally in a prone position with limbs extended in an X-shape.
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Car designer Jaebum Choi wilth his concept car the Nissan GT-R(X) 2050
It was in 1970 that a supercar emerged in Japan with a badge that read ‘GT-R . While everyone back then wondered what this was, no one could have predicted that it would be synonymous with supreme performance and absolute spine tingling technology. And that s why 50 years later, when you hear the words ‘GT-R it invokes that very spirit and maybe 50 years from now it still will. Well, that was what was at the back of the mind of future car designer Jaebum Choi. Choi, like many of the graduating seniors at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, Calif., looked to the future for his final thesis – not 50 years, but the year 2050. He selected a