Press Release
Page 1 – Central Aspects
Page 2 – Front end design
Page 3 – Design silhouette
Page 4 – Rear end design
Page 5 – Interior
Design Silhouette
Marked C-pillars and window areas; large surfaces with a completely unique excitement
Statement of the surfaces: Whoever wipes his hand first across one of the headlights then over the fender and one of the doors will feel that the surfaces of the silhouette twist against one another. In particular the waistline above the front wheel arches and the door handles up to the upper edge of the rear lights drawn far to the side demonstrate this effect. Depending on perspective and the way the light falls this causes the side sections to look different each time, fascinating and like a taut muscle.
Endlessly long roof: Furthermore, it’s the hidden B-pillars, the markedly distinct C-pillars and the embedded rear side window here that together with the seemingly endlessly long roof line impart a completely unique presence and dynamic. The surfaces of the side windows extend the compact body of the Iroc. Still more: They reverse the proportions of classic sports cars – short roof, long engine hood. And this shape makes the Iroc unique. Moreover, the roof spoiler integrated in this section adds even more dynamics, both functionally and stylistically. A completely unique counterpoint to the interplay of green and black of the concept is, last but not least, the sculpturally designed rear lights that are strikingly succinct, even in silhouette.
