Mini Core Visual interpretation of the next-generationIf we only had an ounce of artistic talent in our bodies, then we’d probably spend more time making our own concept renderings than sitting here in awe at the works of some of these young, hotshot designers.
But alas, we have neither the skills nor the imagination for this type of work so we’ll just settle for what we do best: talking about them.
This is the work of one Neal Steinhoff from Munich University of Applied Sciences. Obviously, just by the look of his design, you should know that it’s a MINI. Steinhoff is calling it the “MINI Core”, which is his interpretation of what the next-generation MINI could look like. In one word: nice work. Okay, that was two words, but you get the point.
Relying on an objective to make a concept that adheres to functionality, individualization, and concept novelty, Steinhoff’s MINI Core draws a lot of its design from the current MINI R56. The young designer does put a couple of new wrinkles on his concept, including the round fog lamps, the addition of a rear bumper diffuser, the arranged slot air intakes, and a more aggressive overall outline that makes the MINI Core a concept rendering that we wouldn’t mind seeing out on the road in the future.
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