Breaking Barriers with the IED Syrma Concept Car

Unique BEAST - Let's take a moment to revisit a remarkable event in the world of automotive design, where a group of exceptionally talented young designers left the world awe-struck with their groundbreaking concept car known as the IED Syrma.

The IED Syrma concept car was the brainchild of 11 IED Torino' students, in collaboration with Quatroruote, an esteemed Italian automotive magazine. (Picture from: Ekabu.ru)

The Syrma concept was the brainchild of 11 students from the renowned Turin-based automotive design institution, the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED). This project was carried out in collaboration with Quatroruote, an esteemed Italian automotive magazine. The world got its first glimpse of this revolutionary creation at the 85th Geneva International Motor Show held in 2015.

The IED Syrma concept car was presented for the first time to public at the 85th Geneva International Motor Show held in 2015. (Picture from: Ekabu.ru)

The Syrma concept represents a comprehensive exploration of an extreme sports car, designed with a distinctive 1+2 seating configuration and an unwavering commitment to safety. This automotive marvel is defined by its extraordinary proportions, boasting a length of 4,730 millimeters and a width of 1,980 millimeters.

The IED Syrma concept car is powered by a rear-mounted hybrid system consisted a twin-turbocharged 4-liter gasoline V6 engine joins forces with an electric motor, yielding a jaw-dropping 900 horsepower. (Picture from: BoldRide)

This concept car marks the 11th creation to emerge from the hallowed halls of IED in Turin. Notably, this institution had previously collaborated with Hyundai on the groundbreaking PassoCorto concept.

The IED Syrma concept car takes inspiration from the iconic McLaren F1, featuring a unique three-person seating arrangement. (Picture from: Ekabu.ru)

The Syrma's exterior design is a testament to the students' visionary approach to automotive aesthetics. Its striking proportions and bold lines evoke a sense of power and agility, setting it apart from the conventional sports car designs of its time. The combination of a sleek, aerodynamic body and carefully crafted details make it a true work of art on wheels.

The IED Syrma concept is defined by its extraordinary proportions, boasting a length of 4,730 millimeters and a width of 1,980 millimeters. (Picture from: BoldRide)

The Syrma's powerhouse lies in its rear-mounted hybrid system. A twin-turbocharged 4-liter gasoline V6 engine joins forces with an electric motor, yielding a jaw-dropping 900 horsepower that is channeled exclusively to the rear wheels. For those who prefer an eco-friendly drive, an electric-only mode is available, although specific range details were not disclosed.

The IED Syrma concept car featured with a "teardrop windscreen" designed to shield the cabin, and unique butterfly door that the hinges are installed at the back. (Picture from: Ekabu.ru)

Now, let's delve into the driving experience that the Syrma concept offers. This masterpiece takes inspiration from the iconic McLaren F1, featuring a unique three-person seating arrangement. The central front seat is meticulously positioned to provide the driver with enhanced control and visibility. 

The IED Syrma concept has striking proportions and bold lines evoke a sense of power and agility, setting it apart from the conventional sports car designs of its time. (Picture from: BoldRide)

Safety takes center stage in this design, with innovative features such as laser message projection during silent electric mode operation and a "teardrop windscreen" designed to shield the cabin.

In conclusion, the IED Syrma concept car represents a pivotal moment in the world of automotive design. Crafted by a group of young, visionary IED' designers in collaboration with Quatroruote, this groundbreaking creation showcases the limitless possibilities of automotive innovation. With its stunning design, hybrid powertrain, and unwavering commitment to safety, the Syrma concept car has left an indelible mark on the history of automotive design and serves as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of automotive enthusiasts and designers. *** [EKA [05012020] | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | BOLDRIDE ]