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Fordzilla P1 Concept Revealed Fordzilla P1 Concept Revealed The Team Fordzilla P1 concept was developed under the code name Project P1 and was created with fan votes on Twitter at different design stages. 5,136  Views With inspiration from the Ford GT, Arino's design employs unique touches like morphing technology Ford and its Team Fordzilla esports team have unveiled a world-first at this year's gamescom event. It's, according to the company, the ultimate virtual racing car designed in collaboration between Ford designers and the gaming community. The Team Fordzilla P1 concept was d...

Ford has brought to life a new concept hypercar called the Team Fordzilla P1, designed from the results of a survey of 220,000 members of the gaming community sent out by the company’s European design team this summer.  Originally a wholly digital concept car designed remotely and with no face-to-face interaction between designers, the company has now built a life-size model of the futuristic racer measuring 4,731mm long, 2,000mm wide and just 895mm tall. The concept model is built around a monocoque structure, while the cockpit is covered by a “hyper-transparent” jet-fighter-style can...

Team Fordzilla (Ford’s virtual racing) has released a full-size model of its first-ever race car. The virtual race car’s design was crowdsourced via social media and has now been brought into reality. According to Team Fordzilla, it took designers seven full weeks to actually bring this wild design into reality. That’s because the design not only features a jet-style canopy and an exposed rear-end, but a monocoque, too. The design was decided on by gamers on Twitter. More than 250,000 votes were cast over the course of a development process that took place over the course of a few weeks...

Fordzilla P1 Virtual Race Car Comes To Life In Real-World Debut ++ You still can't drive it though. We've seen plenty of crazy car designs for use in video games, but they usually stay there. That's not to say you can climb into this particular low-slung, wild-child of a race car and drive away. However, you could climb behind the wheel and at least pretend to defy the laws of physics in this futuristic Ford. To refresh your memory, this is the Fordzilla P1 – no relation to the McLaren P1 – and it's designed for virtual racing in the world of ...